<ul><li>The India Hydrogen Alliance has proposed an additional budgetary support of $2.5 billion for the government's National Green Hydrogen Mission.</li><li>The funds will be used to support demand side incentives, capital expenditures for hydrogen infrastructure, and hydrogen hub development.</li><li>The alliance has also raised concerns about slow project development and the lack of offtake agreement for green hydrogen.</li><li>Increasing budgetary allocation and providing offtake-linked incentives are expected to boost green hydrogen projects and help India achieve its 2030 targets.</li></ul>

India Hydrogen Alliance Seeks $2.5 Billion Boost For Green Hydrogen Mission

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