The green hydrogen price curve during the fourth quarter witnessed a relatively stable period, with production costs remaining constrained by persistent feedstock and equipment economics. India's market navigated ongoing cost challenges while government policy initiatives continued advancing the National Green Hydrogen Mission framework. Production economics remained pressured by elevated renewable energy input costs, particularly for round-the-clock power supply required for efficient electrolyser operations. Raw material expenses for electrolysis equipment, including precious metals and specialty components, maintained upward pressure on capital expenditure requirements for project developers, limiting scope for significant price reductions.
The quarter witnessed significant policy momentum as authorities announced capacity awards and manufacturing incentives. Multiple companies secured allocations for electrolyser manufacturing capabilities and production-linked support schemes covering substantial annual output volumes. Government measures included transmission charge exemptions and duty benefits aimed at improving project economics and encouraging domestic supply chain development. These initiatives reflected continued institutional commitment to scaling production capacity toward national targets.