India has 22 signed green molecule contracts. The question for the next four quarters is how many of them reach financial close. We have compiled every signed offtake and government-certified volume from an Indian production base, as at September 2026. Memoranda of understanding and tenders at bid stage are excluded, because they are not contracts. The book stands at 2.29 million tonnes per annum of green ammonia, 350,000 tonnes of green methanol and 30,000 tonnes of refinery hydrogen. On a hydrogen-equivalent basis that is approximately 502,000 tonnes per annum, just over 10 per cent of India's 5 MMT by 2030 target. Three things the table shows that a headline number does not. - Buyer-side instruments are doing the work, not the seller-side cost curve. Japan's price-gap scheme under the Hydrogen Society Promotion Act underwrites 488,000 tonnes a year across two Odisha sites, 405,000 from Gopalpur and a further 83,000 from Paradip. - Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited moved from H2Global Foundation observer to auction partner in July. India's producers sold into the two jurisdictions that have actually built machinery to close the price gap. - Domestic demand is real, and it is priced. Eleven SIGHT Mode-2A fertiliser contracts are signed at Rs 49.75 to Rs 64.74 per kg, a 30 per cent spread inside a single tranche driven by renewable resource and logistics at each site. SECI tendered 724,000 tonnes across 13 plants. 670,000 tonnes went to signature. The column to watch is FID, not volume. Of 22 signed contracts, one has taken final investment decision: AM Green Group at Kakinada, in August 2024, 1.3 GW of electrolysers. Mode-2A awardees are contractually required to reach financial close by April 2027. Contracts have been converted. Capital, so far, has not. @mnreindia #GreenHydrogen #GreenAmmonia #India #EnergyTransition #Decarbonisation

@GH2India & @IHFCA_ signs an MoU for a strategic partnership, which will be a landmark step in building deeper global collaboration in the hydrogen ecosystem. This MoU was signed at the recently concluded Hydrosphere in Paris, France, by the two organisations in the presence of high-level representatives from the two organisations and the Chinese Mission in Paris. Key highlights of this partnership: - Mutual recognition and network access for members - Joint events, workshops, and stakeholder convenings - Sharing of global & regional hydrogen insights - Opportunities for matchmaking and project collaboration IHFCA is an influential international non-profit with over 100+ members across 21 countries, active across the full hydrogen value chain (from production to FCV deployment). For GH2 India and our community, this opens valuable pathways for knowledge exchange, standards alignment, co-innovation, and access to global markets. We look forward to working closely with IHFCA to elevate India’s role in the global green hydrogen movement. #GreenHydrogen #HydrogenEconomy #FuelCells #CleanEnergy #GH2India #IHFCA #Sustainability #EnergyTransition

GH2 India proudly endorses the #COP29 Hydrogen Declaration! Together, we pledge to accelerate renewable and low-carbon hydrogen adoption, unlocking its potential to decarbonise industries and drive a just energy transition. #GreenHydrogen #ClimateAction #HydrogenPledge

At a recent luncheon with @gh2org, @mnreindia Secretary Mr. Bhupinder Singh Bhalla reaffirmed India’s commitment to global #GreenHydrogen supply. Large-scale projects are in the pipeline, with gigawatt-scale operations set to begin by April 2027. @jonasmoberg1

Exploring Tamil Nadu's renewable energy with @ErikSolheim, @nishaanth, and Mr. Rajesh Lakhoni, IAS, Chairman of TANGEDCO. Guided by global perspectives, the conversation delved into insights on sustainable energy, community engagement, and global regulations for green hydrogen.