Reports & Insights

India's green hydrogen landscape is evolving swiftly under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, with diverse initiatives spanning refineries, fertilizers, steel mills, mobility solutions, power systems, and novel applications in agriculture and urban resilience. RINOLYST invited professionals from research institutions, manufacturing companies, energy utilities, policy bodies, and consulting firms to contribute their sectoral insights, challenges, and recommendations across eight critical dimensions of green hydrogen development. This report gathers firsthand perspectives from these practitioners, who are each engaged directly or indirectly in India's green hydrogen ecosystem, to enrich understanding of the sector's evolution and highlight practical viewpoints on market transparency, inclusive development, value chain optimization, sectoral integration, innovation pathways, investment strategies, regulatory enablement, and phased implementation. By presenting these varied insights side by side, the report complements existing literature and showcases real-world experiences, illustrating how stakeholders are translating ambitions into ongoing projects and pilots. Readers will find a well-rounded collection of observations, examples, and considerations that add depth to the conversation on scaling green hydrogen in India, serving as a valuable reference for anyone engaging with this dynamic energy transformation.

As heatwaves become longer, stronger, and more widespread, cooling has moved from a personal comfort to a public necessity, critical for safeguarding health, stabilizing energy systems, and meeting India’s climate targets.

As 2024 breaks global temperature records, this study presents a science-backed report on the rising public health and urban risks of extreme heat across India. From heat-related mortality to reduced workforce productivity during heatwave days, this report is a call to action, offering research-backed, data-driven strategies to strengthen climate resilience and safeguard lives.

This report presents an innovative agrivoltaic model for Bihar, using elevated solar structures to deliver low-cost irrigation, energy access, and multi-income opportunities without occupying farmland. Designed for smallholder farmers, it offers a scalable path to sustainable agriculture and rural resilience. Download to explore how this solution can drive Bihar’s net-zero transition.