National Green Hydrogen Mission aims for five million tonnes annual output by 2030.
Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage receives 20,000 crore rupees over five years for five key sectors.
A dedicated Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage laboratory at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay can capture up to three tonnes of CO₂ per day for research.
The Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage programme will capture carbon dioxide from heavy industries and either reuse it or store it underground.
The initiatives are expected to generate millions of jobs and help the country reach net‑zero emissions by 2070.
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