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Create SECI-like entity for efficient long-term procurement of green hydrogen: TERI
- TERI recommends creating a SECI-like entity for efficient long-term procurement of green hydrogen in India.
- Currently, there is no market for green hydrogen in the country.
- Competitive procurement of green hydrogen for different downstream projects would create competitive production capacities.
- The report suggests creating a special purpose vehicle (SPV) for procurement, similar to SECI, to enable cost-effective green hydrogen supply.
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GoI invites proposals for establishing Centres of Excellence under Green Hydrogen Mission
- The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has invited proposals for establishing Centres of Excellence under the Green Hydrogen Mission.
- These centres will focus on research in Green Hydrogen production, storage, and utilization technologies.
- The Centres of Excellence will drive collaboration between industry, academia, and government for innovation in Green Hydrogen.
- The Government has allocated Rs. 100 crore for establishing these Centres through public-private collaborations.
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Petronas to invest over Rs 34,000 crore in green hydrogen and ammonia plant in Tamil Nadu
- Petronas, the Malaysian state-owned oil and gas company, plans to invest over Rs 34,000 crore in building a green hydrogen and ammonia plant in southern Tamil Nadu.
- Petronas has been searching for suitable land to set up a green hydrogen project in southern Tamil Nadu. This project is part of the Tamil Nadu government's approval of five investment projects.
- Petronas' investment in the green hydrogen sector is increasing, and it aims to expand its portfolio with the construction of a new plant in Tamil Nadu.
- The Tamil Nadu state cabinet has approved the construction of a green hydrogen and ammonia plant by Petronas, which will contribute to the growth of the green energy sector in India.
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