Summary
The government plans to capture carbon dioxide from factories using Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage technology.
These projects aim to create jobs and reduce the need for imported energy.
Target: produce at least five million tonnes of green hydrogen each year by 2030.
Budget: 20,000 crore Indian rupees set aside for carbon‑capture projects.
A new laboratory at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay can trap three tonnes of carbon dioxide daily.
The government plans to capture carbon dioxide from factories using Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage technology.
These projects aim to create jobs and reduce the need for imported energy.
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