Summary:

On the second day of ICGH-2024 in New Delhi, India established an exclusive partnership with European Hydrogen Week for November 2024 to enhance exports in alignment with EU green regulations. Chane Terminal (Netherlands) and ACME Cleantech (India) signed a Letter of Intent to set up ammonia import terminals. Sessions highlighted the global role of green hydrogen in decarbonization, focusing on international collaboration to overcome technological and regulatory challenges.

The program engaged youth with a session on their role in climate action and sustainability, featuring inspiring talks from Ms. Saina Nehwal. The youth panel underscored the importance of green hydrogen for India’s 2030 renewable energy goals. Mr. Nandlal Gupta from IIT Bombay won the GH2Thon Hackathon for his innovative hydrogen technology. The conference, attended by approximately 2,000 professionals and officials, aimed to foster global collaboration and advance green hydrogen innovations.

Source: IBEF

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