Market size of hydrogen by regional spread in India by value and volume

Market size of hydrogen by end use application by volume (in Million Tonnes)

The major end uses in India is from fertilizer (ammonia), chemicals (methanol) and oil refineries. It has demand from transportation and power generation and grid balancing at very nominal levels and is expected to increase by end of 2030.

Market size of hydrogen by end use application by value (in US$ Billion)

The major end uses in India is from fertilizer (ammonia), chemicals (methanol) and oil refineries. It has demand from transportation and power generation and grid balancing at very nominal levels and is expected to increase by end of 2030. The market size for these application by value is depicted as below.

Market size of hydrogen by regional spread in the country & volume (In Million Tonnes)

The western region for now leads the demand contribution in the country which is followed by southern and northern region closely. It is so as the ammonia production and refineries are situated majorly in the western part only. Eastern region is a contributor for steel making, and as fuel for industry. The quantum of demand from transport sector is expected build around 2030 in the country. The market size volume is shown as below:

Market size of hydrogen by regional spread in the country & value (In US$ Billion)

The western region for now leads the demand contribution in the country which is followed by southern and northern region closely. It is so as the ammonia production and refineries are situated majorly in the western part only. Eastern region is a contributor for steel making, and as fuel for industry. The quantum of demand from transport sector is expected build around 2030 in the country. The market size value is shown as below:

Future market size of hydrogen by region by value (in US$ Billion)

About 85 percent of the hydrogen currently consumed in India serves as a feedstock or reactant in industrial processes in refining, ammonia, and methanol plants. Other industries using hydrogen today in much smaller quantities include cement, glass, and rocket fuel production, as well as some minor applications in the food industry.

Blending use cases with hydrogen in India

Companies can blend low percentages of hydrogen into existing natural gas networks without the need for major changes in infrastructure or new home appliances. The ability of utilities to blend hydrogen will be dependent on infrastructure and end-use characteristics, and each utility needs to assess its own pipeline systems on a case-by-case basis to determine actual acceptable levels of hydrogen blending without major changes or enhancements to existing pipeline infrastructure.