India steps up green hydrogen tenders and bids
India continued to advance its green hydrogen sector in Q4 2024 through numerous key tenders, bid submissions, investments and policy measures.
India continued to advance its green hydrogen sector in Q4 2024 through numerous key tenders, bid submissions, investments and policy measures.
Its top holdings include Contemporary Amperex Technology (8.2%), Air Products & Chemicals (7.15%), Asahi Kasei Corp (7%) and Linde (6.80%).
India Energy Week (IEW) 2025 has opened its doors in New Delhi and the major exhibition, billed as the second largest energy event globally, heard bold forecasts for green hydrogen at the opening ceremony.
The leadership changes follow JM announcing a CAPEX suspension in its hydrogen technologies business.
The lab will feature cryogenic test capabilities and environmental chambers suitable for altitude testing while enabling the testing of gaseous hydrogen, ammonia and other green fuels.
The partnership comes at a pivotal moment for JM, which has been under investor pressure to scale back spending on its hydrogen technologies business.
The UK must accelerate large-scale electrification in heating and transport alongside scaling carbon capture and storage (CCS) and hydrogen infrastructure to address lagging emissions reductions, according to DNV’s 2025 UK Energy Transition Outlook (ETO) report.
While avoiding specifics on hydrogen cutbacks, Cummins has emphasised its focus on battery production.
The expo expects to welcome 10,000 attendees, 500 exhibitors and 200 speakers.
Cummins announced plans to consolidate “certain manufacturing efforts,” prioritise its strongest business areas, rely on more partners and reduce spending in certain technologies.
