At green hydrogen summits, officials have stated that India wants to become a major exporter of green hydrogen and its derivatives such as ammonia. With abundant solar and wind resources and growing industrial capability, India aims to supply roughly a tenth of projected global demand by 2030. This ambition links climate action with new trade, investment and job opportunities. (The Economic Times)
Option A:
This option is incorrect because policy statements explicitly discuss export ambitions; India is not limiting itself to domestic markets.
Option B:
This option correctly captures the export-oriented dimension of the mission and connects it to India’s comparative advantages in renewables.
Option C:
There is no proposal to ban exports; rather, the mission aims to create both domestic and export markets.
Option D:
The strategy emphasises domestic production of green hydrogen; relying entirely on imports would contradict self-reliance and export goals.
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