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India’s Green Hydrogen Vision: Sustainable Energy, Sustainable Jobs

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November 22, 2023
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Nikhil Kela

In India’s dynamic clean energy landscape, green hydrogen has emerged as a focal point, garnering substantial attention due to its potential as a powerhouse with a simple atomic structure. The recent emphasis on green hydrogen aligns seamlessly with India’s progressive policies and incentives, particularly in key sectors like heavy transport, steel, fertilizer, and cement. This shift has prompted major industry players and government entities to actively engage in the sector, marking the sector as a burgeoning field with significant national importance and promising career prospects.

Guest author – Nikhil Kela, Business Development Manager, Scientech Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

The fast-growing industry is poised to become a major economic driver for India, with massive investments and job creation contributing to economic growth and diversification. This positive economic impact extends beyond the production and distribution of renewable hydrogen to various related industries, including renewable energy infrastructure, technology development, and research. This article provides an in-depth overview of the green hydrogen sector in India, emphasizing the need for training and skill development.

Envisioned targets for the growth of the green hydrogen industry

The projected targets set for 2030 underscore India’s commitment to creating a robust and sustainable green hydrogen ecosystem. The goals include producing at least 5 million metric tons of green hydrogen annually, a substantial leap from current levels. This hydrogen, produced through renewable energy sources, is a key player in transitioning towards a carbon-neutral future.

  • 5 Million metric tons of green hydrogen production: India aims to produce at least 5 million metric tons of green hydrogen annually, a significant leap from the current levels. Green hydrogen, produced through renewable energy sources, is considered a key player in the transition towards a carbon-neutral future.
  • 125 Gigawatts of renewable energy capacity: The parallel goal of adding 125 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity complements the initiative. Wind, solar, and other renewable sources will contribute to meeting the energy demands required for hydrogen production, ensuring a clean and sustainable process.
  • Investments exceeding Rs. 8 lakh crore: Achieving such ambitious targets requires substantial financial backing. The sunrise sector is expected to attract investments exceeding Rs. 8 lakh crore, reflecting the confidence of investors in India’s transition to green energy and its potential as a lucrative market.
  • Job creation and economic growth: A skilled workforce is vital for the successful implementation of green hydrogen projects. Training programs contribute to the creation of job opportunities, ranging from technicians and engineers to project managers and safety experts. This, in turn, stimulates economic growth and diversification: One of the most significant socio-economic impacts of this initiative is the potential to generate over 600,000 jobs. This surge in employment opportunities will not only bolster the economy but also contribute to skill development and poverty alleviation.

India's Green Hydrogen Vision

Benefits of expanding the green hydrogen industry

  • Meeting global climate targets: The expansion of the renewable hydrogen industry is crucial in meeting ambitious global climate targets. Green hydrogen, produced through renewable energy-powered electrolysis, is a zero-emission fuel that can replace fossil fuels in various sectors, contributing to carbon neutrality.
  • Diversifying the energy mix: The industry’s expansion contributes to diversifying the energy mix, reducing dependence on finite fossil fuels. By integrating green hydrogen into the energy landscape, nations can create a more resilient and sustainable energy infrastructure, enhancing energy security and mitigating risks associated with traditional energy sources’ volatility.
  • Technological advancements and innovation: A growing renewable hydrogen industry incentivizes technological advancements and innovation. Increased investment in research and development accelerates the improvement of electrolysis technologies, making them more efficient and cost-effective.
  • Scaling up production to reduce costs: The expansion allows for economies of scale, driving down production costs. As production scales up, the cost of electrolyzers, renewable energy infrastructure, and hydrogen storage technologies is expected to decrease, making green hydrogen economically competitive with traditional, carbon-intensive energy sources.

Key training and skill development areas for a sustainable future

As the global shift towards sustainable energy gains momentum, green hydrogen has become a key player in the transition to a low-carbon future. Specialized skills and knowledge are essential for the production and utilization of renewable hydrogen, making training and skill development a crucial component of the burgeoning industry.

  • Technical expertise in electrolysis technology: Workers in the sunrise sector need deep knowledge of electrolysis technology, including the operation and maintenance of electrolyzers. Technical training programs must cover different electrolysis methods, optimal operating conditions, and troubleshooting techniques.
  • Renewable energy integration skills: Given the symbiotic relationship between green hydrogen and renewable energy, workers need skills in integrating renewable energy sources, particularly solar and wind, commonly used to power electrolysis processes.
  • Safety protocols and hazard mitigation: Workers must be well-versed in safety protocols and hazard mitigation strategies associated with the production and handling of hydrogen. Training programs should emphasize the safe operation of electrolyzers, hydrogen storage, and transportation.
  • Hydrogen infrastructure development: Building the necessary infrastructure requires a skilled workforce in engineering, project management, and logistics. Training programs should address the planning, design, and implementation of hydrogen infrastructure projects.

Also read: 5 Skills to be Employable in the Renewable Energy Sector in India

Green hydrogen stands at the forefront of India’s sustainable energy transition, promising economic growth, job creation, and a substantial contribution to global climate goals. Training and skill development are paramount to harnessing the full potential of this transformative energy source, ensuring a skilled workforce capable of driving India’s green hydrogen revolution. In the next article on green hydrogen, we will dive deeper into the skills and emerging job roles in the sector. 

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