If you’re working in the hydrogen industry, you already know the potential green hydrogen holds. However, you’re also aware of what’s at stake when working with a resource like this. Green hydrogen is considered a zero-emissions energy carrier at the point of use. It is the cleanest form of hydrogen because it’s produced through electrolysis powered by renewable electricity.
However, while there are many advantages to hydrogen. It is a volatile and flammable source that brings challenges with it. Whether you’re working on hydrogen transport, managing procurement or building new hydrogen projects. The quality of the components you use can make or break the outcome. That’s why when you walk into GH2 India this year. You’ll be stepping into a room full of people dealing with the same hydrogen challenges as you and working on solutions for those challenges.
About GH2 India Exhibition and Conference 2025
GH2 India brings together people and companies in the hydrogen industry who are shaping its future impact across India, the wider South Asia region and beyond. The event is held at Yashobhoomi Convention Centre, Dwarka, New Delhi, from the 28th to the 30th of August 2025. It offers a space to explore the latest in hydrogen technology, policy and investment. From project engineers to key decision-makers. It’s an excellent place to network with like-minded people, share ideas, find solutions and work together to move your hydrogen projects forward.
At GH2 India, you can expect exhibitors from a range of backgrounds, including line assemblies, hydrogen fuel cell components and auxiliaries, as well as electrolysers, hydrogen injectors, and companies like ours. Manufacturers of safety valves. All prepared to help you deal with the challenges hydrogen presents, including hydrogen embrittlement.
There is a strong speaker line-up at GH2 India, expected to feature voices like Dr Shivani Sharma, Principal Technical Consultant at Hitachi Energy India. As well as Hisham Mundol, Chief Advisor, India, at the Environmental Defense Fund. Mundol brings insights into India’s climate strategy and its path toward shared, sustainable prosperity.
Of course, these are just two of the many experts set to speak at the event.
Investment and Innovation at the Core of India’s Hydrogen Efforts
India has a clear plan in sight and is making great progress in pushing towards a green hydrogen future. The National Green Hydrogen Mission was launched in 2023, fuelled with a government allocation of around ₹19,744 crore (£1.7B GBP / $2.17B USD), with the aim to make India a global leader in hydrogen production, use and export by 2030.
The Indian government has set some ambitious targets with a view on producing 5 million metric tonnes of green hydrogen per year by 2030, powered by over 125GW of renewable energy. It’s also expected to create around 600,000 jobs, reduce fossil fuel imports and cut India’s annual greenhouse gas emissions by nearly 50 million tonnes.
As of March 2025, India has awarded contracts for 412,000 tonnes per annum of green hydrogen production capacity and approved 3,000 MW of annual electrolyser manufacturing capacity. Furthermore, in July 2025, India’s first fully indigenous green hydrogen plant launched at Deendayal port (previously known as Kandla port), with plans to scale from 1 MW to 10 MW (megawatts).
Why is this increase important? Well, 1 MW electrolyser plant produces hydrogen using around one megawatt of renewable power. So, scaling from 1MW to 10 MW means increasing the plant’s electrolyser capacity.
There are clear policies set in place for these developments, such as tailored subsidies, fast-tracked approvals and national standards for hydrogen classifications. Regional governments are rolling out their own strategies too, helping early-stage projects get off the ground.
On the infrastructure side, investments are being made. In Gujarat for example, Adani Energy Solutions won a ₹28 billion transmission project to supply green electricity for green hydrogen and ammonia facilities in Mundra. As a further demonstration of India’s effort, transport pilots using hydrogen-powered ferries, buses and hydrogen-powered trucks are already underway!
India’s hydrogen industry is on the rise, and there is no doubt that India is presenting opportunities for manufacturers, engineers, suppliers and project leads to work together in a global effort to build cleaner and safer systems for the future. This is why the Green Hydrogen Summit 2025 in India is the place to be. To discover what is in development with your own eyes and connect with the teams who have a hand in making green hydrogen projects happen.
Seetru at GH2 India
We see the efforts India is putting into building a cleaner and safer future, which is one of the reasons why we’re proud to be attending the Green Hydrogen Summit this year and support Indian businesses with their green hydrogen projects.
If you’re curious about how Seetru’s safety valves could help you with your hydrogen project’s needs and requirements. Come and see for yourself at GH2 India! We’ll have a small selection of our hydrogen valves available to view. Our valves can cover a range of hydrogen applications and system types, from hydrogen production to storage and more!
The valves that will be on display cover a wide pressure range, from 0.48 to 1,100 bar. Offering solutions for applications across all stages of the hydrogen supply chain. Starting with the Type 95605 / 956H5. A Seetru safety valve engineered for the high pressures in hydrogen filling and dispensing. We have a variant of this valve available for liquid hydrogen applications (contact us for detailed pressure ratings), making it an excellent choice for hydrogen storage and transportation.
At our booth you’ll also be able to see Type 34410, a valve that provides overpressure protection in hydrogen production and compression systems. You’ll also see Type 646, a versatile and all-round solution well suited to compression, storage, and purification applications. Let’s not forget about the Type 946 Flanged safety valve. Made for hydrogen systems with flanged connections. It is easy to install and gives you the stable performance you and your team can rely on.
The valves mentioned won’t be the only hydrogen safety valves we’ll be sharing with you at the Green Hydrogen Summit India. If you’re after something specific or want to talk about how our valves could help you with your hydrogen project. Our team consisting of Kishor Ghungrud and Larita Prescott, will be at Booth D04. Ready to talk with you about hydrogen, answer questions, walk you through our valves, and help you find the right safety valve for your hydrogen applications.
You can also browse our full range of hydrogen safety valves here.
GH2 India FAQs
You can reach out to us via email, telephone or fill out the form on our contact us page. If you’re based in India and would prefer to speak with our local representative, please visit our Seetru in India website to find out how to get in touch.
You don’t need to, just pop by our stand and a member of our team will be happy to chat!
You can find out what exhibitions we’re attending and if we’re attending any close to you by visiting our Trade Shows and Events page.
You can find out more about the Green Hydrogen Summit India right here, on their GH2 India exhibition and conference site.