India has committed itself to its global obligation of reducing its Green House Emission at COP21. The Government of India has also taken a policy decision to take significant steps towards decarbonizing the nation's fossil fuel-dominated economy. The Ministry of New and Renewable​ Energy has been supporting various hydrogen projects in academic institutions, research organizations and the industry for its research and development such as internal combustion engines running on hydrogen and establishment of two hydrogen refueling stations.

Green hydrogen (produced from renewable electricity) has huge potential in India's energy transition. As with other clean energy technologies, the falling cost of hydrogen will increase its utilization, also, collaborations between progressive public and private players, will make projects more viable. India has an opportunity to grow an economically competitive low carbon hydrogen sector, reducing energy imports, whilst drastically reducing emissions.

With this background, ICC is organising a webinar on "Hydrogen Energy Conference" on 16th July, 2021 on virtual platform.

Conference focus:

· Production of Green Hydrogen and Grey Hydrogen

· Batteries and Energy Storage