The report “Augmenting the National Green Hydrogen Mission: Assessing the Potential Financial Support through Policies in India” by CEEW underscores the high costs and early-stage risks of green hydrogen, emphasising the role of targeted subsidies, viability gap funding, and other fiscal instruments to reduce production costs. It outlines that early-stage adoption requires significant public investment due to high production costs and limited demand. The report identifies overlaps and gaps in current policy frameworks, advocating for streamlined, coordinated financial interventions across sectors. The report calls for integrated policy design that reduces risk for early movers, aligns with emission goals, and attracts private investment through predictable, outcome-linked support.
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