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Govt awards 12 projects for deployment of hydrogen-powered vehicles
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Fusion42 · 30 July 2026 · Fusion42 review
The Indian government has awarded 12 pilot projects under its National Green Hydrogen Mission, providing ₹410.77 crore in financial aid to deploy 70 hydrogen-powered vehicles and build 16 refuelling stations.
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India’s hydrogen economy is moving from policy papers to purchase orders, with major players like Tata Motors and Reliance now funded to build vehicles and fuelling stations. If you supply components for hydrogen fuel cells, engines, or infrastructure, the winners of these government contracts are your new target customers.
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