08/10/2026
Up to 1 billion tonnes of CO₂ can be avoided every year by 2050. That is about a third of India's emissions today.
That is the potential green hydrogen holds for India's hard-to-abate sectors, by our estimate. From steel and fertilizers to shipping, aviation, heavy mobility and industrial heat, these are the places where electrons alone can't finish the job.
And the impact doesn't stop at our borders.
The EU, Japan and South Korea are building hydrogen and ammonia import economies. India's sun, wind and industrial base can supply them with green ammonia, methanol and e-fuels, an additional 15-30 million tonnes of hydrogen equivalent by 2050, by our estimate.
Making India greener. Making the world greener.
This is where Viksit Bharat 2047 meets Net Zero 2070: an energy-secure, export-ready, globally competitive industrial India. The National Green Hydrogen Mission's 5 MMT by 2030 target is the foundation. The real opportunity is roughly 10x larger.
But it won't be won on ambition alone. It will be won on:
⚡ Low specific energy consumption
⚡ Round-the-clock renewable integration
⚡ A cost of hydrogen that makes the switch commercially sensible
At TKIL Industries, that is what we're working towards.
Happy World Hydrogen Day to everyone building this future with us. 💚
Which hard-to-abate sector do you think switches first? Tell us below. 👇
