Why India's clean energy future lies with green hydrogen – not blue
Our assumptions about green hydrogen vs blue don't hold everywhere – and India is a case in point Image: Unsplash/Harshavardhan Pentakota
Chris Greig
Senior Research Scientist, Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment at Princeton University
Arun Sharma
Head, Sustainability and Climate Change; Distinguished Professor Emeritus, QUT, Adani Group
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