India is making significant strides in its pursuit of green hydrogen production as The World Bank is set to hand the Asian country $1.5 billion in financing. The funding will support India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission, which aims to attract $100 billion in the form of private sector investment by 2030. In addition to scaling up green hydrogen production, the funding will also contribute to the establishment of a national carbon credit trading scheme. This scheme will place limits on greenhouse gas emissions from the power and industrial sectors, addressing the need for sustainability in these areas. Although the specific regulations for the carbon program are still being developed, it is expected to target industries like refining and fertilizers that…