India and Japan link up to promote hydrogen and ammonia | Hydrogen
India and Japan have signed a joint declaration of intent to collaborate on the development and deployment of clean hydrogen and ammonia technologies. India’s renewable energy ministry and Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) have said the two countries are to work together on hydrogen and ammonia value chains and support low-carbon development. The countries already have complementary low-carbon strategies. Japan, the first country to adopt a national hydrogen strategy, in 2017, has set a target of 20 million tonnes of annual hydrogen use by 2050. It also aims to expand ammonia fuel use to three million tonnes per year by 2030. Through its National Green Hydrogen Mission, India is targeting five million tonnes of green hydrogen production annually and has launched a tender for the annual procurement of 539,000 tonnes of green… Read More »India and Japan link up to promote hydrogen and ammonia | Hydrogen