The Indian Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has released a document at the beginning of the year which lays out a detailed plan for the country to follow in its quest to achieve the “global hub” status within the green hydrogen and derivatives industry, in addition to becoming energy independent. India can achieve this by reshuffling its entire economy in order to make space for green hydrogen and ensure both demand and supply co-exist in what could turn India into a wealthy export powerhouse. In order for the Mission to be accomplished, India aims to produce at least 5 million metric tons (MMT) of green hydrogen per annum by 2030, with the potential to reach 10 MMT per year.…