# Gujarat green hydrogen hub

> Gujarat leads India's green hydrogen push with policy support but projects stay at feasibility stage.
- Title: Gujarat green hydrogen hub · The Economic Times | Shortify
- Summary: Gujarat leads India's green hydrogen push with policy support but projects stay at feasibility stage. Gujarat has structural advantages for green hydrogen…
- Keywords: gujarat, green hydrogen, s&p global, renewable hydrogen, india, hydrogen production, ammonia capacity, renewable energy, green, hydrogen, hub, The Economic Times
- Source: The Economic Times — https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/renewables/gujarat-emerges-as-key-hub-for-green-hydrogen-but-large-scale-projects-remain-at-feasibility-stage-sp-global/articleshow/134479642.cms
- Author: ANI
- Published: 2026-09-25T08:14:00+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: gujarat, green hydrogen, s&p global, renewable hydrogen, india, hydrogen production, ammonia capacity, renewable energy
## Gujarat emerges as key hub
Gujarat is emerging as a key hub for renewable hydrogen development in India with large refinery and ammonia capacity.
## Structural advantages
Gujarat has 40 per cent of India's refinery capacity and 30 per cent of ammonia capacity with nearly 50 gigawatts of solar and wind capacity.
## Port and trade advantages
At least 40 per cent of India's maritime trade enters through Gujarat ports supporting hydrogen export potential.
## State hydrogen strategy
Gujarat finalised its hydrogen strategy in December 2025 setting production targets and financial support for early projects.
## Financial incentives
First 500 megawatts of electrolyzer capacity receive capital subsidies for components, battery storage and water desalination.
## Production target
Gujarat aims for 3 million metric tonnes of renewable hydrogen production by 2035 the highest among Indian states.
## Feasibility stage
Most large-scale projects remain at feasibility stage despite policy support under SIGHT programme.
## Key takeaway

Gujarat has structural advantages for green hydrogen but most large-scale projects remain at feasibility stage.