On April 2025, India’s Renewable Energy Minister Pralhad Joshi announced export agreements for Green Hydrogen derivatives to Japan and Singapore. He also launched India’s Green Hydrogen certification scheme to standardize clean fuel production and boost the National Green Hydrogen Mission.

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• 4.12 lakh tonnes of Green Hydrogen derivatives to be exported
• Japan, Singapore to receive supplies under signed agreements
• Certification scheme launched for measurement, verification, and monitoring
• Ensures global trust in India’s Green Hydrogen exports
• National Green Hydrogen Mission budget: ₹19,744 crore till 2029–30
• Aims: clean energy, decarbonisation, reduce fossil fuel imports
• MNRE in talks with states to sign renewable energy purchase agreements
• MSMEs urged to adopt decentralised renewable energy solutions
• Scheme expected to boost jobs via last-mile MSME integration
• Supports India’s global leadership in Green Hydrogen tech and markets