Green Molecules: India in Hydrogen Value Chain

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Green Molecules, Global Markets: Positioning India in the Hydrogen Value Chain

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Expert Speakers

Mr. Santosh K Gurunath

Co-Founder

Umagine | H2 Carbon Zero

Yamini Keche

Head of Business Strategy

pManifold

Karan Arora

International Development Cooperation

Indo-German Energy Forum, GIZ | Green Hydrogen | Clean Energy | Energy Efficiency

Objectives

Green hydrogen and its derivatives (green ammonia, methanol, e-SAF) are gaining traction worldwide. While grey hydrogen remains cheaper, the push for decarbonisation, CBAM, and RFNBO regulations are creating strong export opportunities. For India, this raises critical questions:

How to position itself competitively in the global green molecules market?
What role can India play in emerging hydrogen corridors (Middle East–India–EU)?
How can cost competitiveness, regulations, and industry-government collaboration shape India’s export strategy?

This webinar will bring together thought leaders to explore export potential, global market signals, and India’s readiness in the hydrogen value chain.

Program Highlights

Export opportunities: Green ammonia, methanol, SAF demand in EU, Japan, and South Korea.
Market signals: Understanding demand growth and supply readiness.

India’s role: Assessing competitiveness in cost, policy, and industry action.

Policy & industry balance: How CBAM and global trade rules impact India’s position.
Hydrogen corridors: Positioning India in Middle East–India–EU supply chains.

Who should attend?

Hydrogen Technology Developers & Manufacturers
Industry Associations & Policy Bodies
Research Institutions & Academia
Hydrogen Energy Companies & Utilities
Production, Distribution & Storage Providers
Hydrogen Infrastructure & Advocacy Groups

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Green Molecules, Global Markets: Positioning India in the Hydrogen Value Chain

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India’s role: Assessing competitiveness in cost, policy, and industry action.

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