India unveils plan to create a green hydrogen ecosystem

India has unveiled a plan to create the country's largest green hydrogen ecosystem. This was reported on July 21 by NDTV.

"The government of Andhra Pradesh will promote India's largest ecosystem for the production of green hydrogen," the article says.

It is specified that they also plan to organize the storage and distribution of green hydrogen in the region, and they intend to use it, including in industry and electricity generation.

In addition, Andhra Pradesh will create an infrastructure for electricity transmission (green energy corridors) and reduce production costs, NDTV points out.

On July 17, Indian Minister of Science and Technology Jitendra Singh announced plans to send an Indian astronaut into space on a ship built in the republic. According to him, the state is actively working to create its own space station and is open to conducting foreign experiments and receiving astronauts.

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