Kerala’s Kochi Green Hydrogen Valley project is a pioneering initiative aimed at transforming the state’s energy sector through green hydrogen production. This project will require a total estimated investment of 18,542 INR-Crore. Of this, around 4,166 INR-Crore is allocated to building electrolyzer and ammonia plants. Meanwhile, nearly 12,687 INR-Crore will be spent on renewable energy.
Phase I, beginning in 2024-25, will focus on developing green hydrogen clusters and renewable energy (RE) for industrial electrification. Additionally, Phase II, from 2026-2030, will deploy advanced green hydrogen technologies and continue RE development. Phase III, stretching from 2030-2040, will scale up green hydrogen usage in industries, with electrolyzer expansion, ammonia plants, and new infrastructure.
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The Kochi Green Hydrogen Valley is expected to create 3,600 jobs and reduce 0.49 Million Tonnes of Carbon emission. Consequently, this will cut Kerala’s total emissions by about 2%. Furthermore, ANERT will oversee the project. This ambitious roadmap aims to integrate the entire green hydrogen value chain—production, storage, transportation, and offtake.
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