A Race For Greener India: How the Young Generation is Paving the Way for a Green Hydrogen Economy

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Rutvi Sheth, Director of PR & Media Communication at Advait Infratech Limited
A Race For Greener India: How the Young Generation is Paving the Way for a Green Hydrogen Economy

Rutvi Sheth, Director of PR & Media Communication at Advait Infratech Limited

Like many other nations, India is paving its way towards a greener energy system. Rising populations, energy demands, and climate change concerns necessitate fossil fuel alternatives. As a matter of fact, it is believed that renewable electricity generation is all set to expand by more than 8 percent to reach the output of 8300 TWh in the coming times. 

To support the future of the Green Hydrogen Economy, leading providers like Advait Infratech Limited are spearheading the transition with the help of cutting-edge solutions. Rutvi Sheth, Director of PR & Media Communication at Advait Infratech Limited, unveils the role of the company in building a sustainable future with the help of Green Hydrogen solutions. She emphasizes “the fact that the entire population of the nation, including the youth, has an important role to play when it comes to supporting the Green Energy economy of the country.” 

Let us understand how!

The Green Hydrogen Revolution:

Hydrogen has been widely acknowledged as an energy carrier that can replace fossil fuels and cut greenhouse gas emissions. India’s energy and environmental problems have a revolutionary solution, named Green Hydrogen. It can decarbonize several industries and sectors, such as transportation, business, and energy production. It also assists in establishing a long-term course for the country’s economy.

The Role of Youth in Promoting the Green Hydrogen Economy

The younger generation in India is demonstrating great passion and excitement for environmental issues. The nation’s youth are now much more aware of the need to combat climate change and how it will affect their future. 

Their joint initiatives and inventiveness in the quest for a Green Hydrogen Economy have fostered change at all levels, including grassroots and policy.

1. Research and Innovation:

Young minds in India actively engage in research and innovation to make Green Hydrogen production more efficient and cost-effective. From exploring new catalysts for the electrolysis process to developing advanced storage and transportation technologies, they are pushing the boundaries of scientific knowledge.

The collaborative efforts between educational institutions, startups, and research organizations have resulted in groundbreaking solutions. These advanced solutions like the use of Green Hydrogen are applicable in India and can be scaled globally. In turn, it contributes to the broader adoption of green hydrogen technologies.

2. Advocacy and Awareness:

The young generation is also inspirational in raising awareness about the benefits of a Green Hydrogen Economy among the public, policymakers, and industry stakeholders. They have influenced legislation and garnered support for renewable energy measures through social media campaigns, instructional workshops, and grassroots movements.

Their involvement has led to a greater emphasis on sustainable energy awareness. Efforts have also contributed to increased investment in research and development of Green Hydrogen technologies by the government and private sector.

3. Entrepreneurship and Startups:

India’s young entrepreneurs are leading in establishing startups focused on Green Hydrogen production, distribution, and utilization. These startups are fostering innovation and are also creating job opportunities and driving economic growth in the renewable energy sector.

With government support and access to funding, these startups have the potential to disrupt the traditional energy landscape. It will make clean, Green Hydrogen solutions accessible and affordable to various industries.

4. Skill Development and Training:

The young generation is actively engaging in skill development and training programs like RE100 to accelerate the adoption of Green Hydrogen technologies. They are equipping themselves with the necessary technical knowledge and expertise to work in the renewable energy sector. Therefore, it helps bridge the skill gap and promote a sustainable workforce.

Government Initiatives and Collaborations

The Indian government has taken significant steps to foster the growth and advancement of renewable energy projects, driven by its realization of the vast potential offered by a Green Hydrogen Economy. Two key initiatives in this pursuit are the National Hydrogen Energy Mission (NHEM) and partnerships with international stakeholders. These programs have been designed to accelerate research, development, and adoption of Green Hydrogen technology.

Furthermore, the government actively promotes public-private collaborations to attract investments into this sector while fostering innovation. By actively engaging in these initiatives, young individuals can ensure that their perspectives and ideas play a crucial role in shaping policies and driving forward various initiatives related to renewable energy.

Through these concerted efforts, the Indian government aims to establish a robust foundation for sustainable energy practices while harnessing the power of green hydrogen as an essential component for achieving long-term environmental goals.  

Conclusion

The young generation of India holds the key to the nation’s transition towards a sustainable and greener future. Their passion, innovation, and advocacy for a Green Hydrogen Economy create a strong effect set to transform the country’s energy landscape.

As they take on more responsibility, developing their ideas, supporting their efforts, and creating an environment that inspires young people to change is essential. By leveraging youth potential, India can accelerate a cleaner future for future generations.