Updated On: 18 February, 2022 01:23 PM IST | Mumbai | IANS
The implementation of this policy will reduce dependence on fossil fuel and also reduce crude oil imports. As part of India's global promise to combat climate change, among the five main announcements, one is to meet 50 per cent of the country's energy requirements using renewable energy sources by 2030

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Six months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced the launch of the National Hydrogen Mission, India on Thursday announced a major policy enabler for production of 'green hydrogen' and 'green ammonia' using renewable sources of energy with a clear aim of making India a green hydrogen hub.
The implementation of this policy will reduce dependence on fossil fuel and also reduce crude oil imports. As part of India's global promise to combat climate change, among the five main announcements, one is to meet 50 per cent of the country's energy requirements using renewable energy sources by 2030.