The leading green hydrogen companies in India are playing a significant role in shaping the nation’s clean energy future. These players are accelerating large-scale investments in hydrogen production, electrolyzer manufacturing, and pilot projects across industrial, mobility, and refining sectors, thereby attracting greater attention compared to other global players in green hydrogen industry. Additionally, with aligning the National Green Hydrogen Mission and reducing reliance on fossil fuels, the major companies are positioning India as a global hub for renewable hydrogen exports. Their strategic initiatives are accelerating cost reductions, infrastructure development, and international partnerships, making them central to India’s transition toward a low-carbon economy.
According to the report by Markntel Advisors, the India Green Hydrogen Market size was valued at around USD 9 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 34.0 billion by 2030. Along with this, the market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of around 20.89% during the forecast period, i.e., 2025-30. This flourishing growth is significantly attributed to the government-back initiatives for raising hydrogen supply and growing concerns over the increasing carbon emissions.
To fulfil the carbon neutrality by 2030, the automotive manufacturers have started adopting alternative clean fuels to power automobiles, such as cars, buses, etc., thereby elevating the demand for automotive and transportation segment. Moreover, the rising incorporating large scale EV production that can facilitate country to integrate green hydrogen as a fuel alternative, is projected to thrive the green hydrogen market share across the country.
The rising establishment of export-oriented green ammonia and hydrogen hubs across the coastal regions such as Gujarat and Odisha, is creating significant opportunities for industry expansion. Additionally, the strong port infrastructure, renewable energy potential, and government incentives enables Indian green hydrogen players to seek widespread attention as low-cost supplier to Europe and Japan, where clean hydrogen demand is surging.
Despite strong regulated policies and strategic investments, high production costs and absence of large-scale storage, transport, and pipeline infrastructure is restricting the market scalability. High production costs due to reliance on imported electrolyzer and limited domestic manufacturing capacity remain major barriers
The future of India green hydrogen market is set to witness rapid expansion in forecast period, due to the key players dominating giga-scale electrolyzer and ammonia production, responding domestic demand as well as export requirements. Collectively, these players are positioning India as a global hub for renewable hydrogen exports by 2030.
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