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Indian conditions, strengthening the
vision of making India a global hub
for green hydrogen.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr.
Anurag Jain, Founder and CEO,
GH2 Solar, “As India advances
towards energy independence and
transitions from fossil fuels to green
hydrogen, our Electrolyser Manu-
facturing Facility will play a critical
role in this journey. Through global
partnerships, we are bringing cut-
ting-edge decarbonization technol-
ogies, while government support
enables us to effectively leverage
local
resources.
We
are
also
committed to collaborating with
academic
institutions
and
skill
development centers to train engi-
neers and technicians, ensuring
India has a robust workforce to
drive green hydrogen technologies
forward. Ultimately, our goal is to
build a complete clean energy
ecosystem that positions India as a
leading producer and exporter of
green hydrogen, with the workforce
and technology to truly realize the
vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat”
Adding to his perspective, Prof.
Joong-Hee Lee, CEO of AHES,
said, “The future is green, and no
nation can achieve it alone. The
world must unite in its commitment
to sustainable energy. Our joint
venture with GH2 Solar, brings this
vision closer by producing electrol-
ysers in India for the world. India
already
has
skilled
manpower,
strong public institutions, and cru-
cial government policy and funding
support. We are happy to contribute
to this ecosystem and believe our
Gwalior facility will be an import-
ant step in shaping the world’s
green future.”
On the public institution side, the
project is supported by Invest India
and Skill Council for Green Jobs.
The facility’s operations are expect-
ed to create over 300 direct jobs in
manufacturing, operations and re-
search, along with hundreds of
secondary jobs across supply chain,
logistics, and renewable energy
services. By building renewable
energy capabilities and training fu-
ture workforce, the facility also
makes a significant contribution to
the Government of India’s Atmanir-
bhar Bharat Mission.
The project supports the Govern-
ment of India’s National Green
Hydrogen Mission, which targets 5
million metric tonnes of annual
green hydrogen production by 2030
and underpins India’s ambition to
achieve net zero by 2070. The
Gwalior facility is expected to play
a crucial role in decarbonizing
high-emission sectors such as steel,
fertilizers, and refineries, while also
creating opportunities for export to
Europe and East Asia. I
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