India ranks third globally in cumulative contracted clean hydrogen volumes, marking a significant step towards a cleaner and energy-secure future. This information was shared by New and Renewable Energy Minister Prahlad Joshi in a social media post. Mr Joshi said that according to Bloomberg New Economy Forum’s India Transition Factbook 2026, India has secured binding contracts for three lakh tonnes per annum of clean hydrogen. He added that major green ammonia export agreements cover more than ten lakh tonnes per annum. The Minister said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India is advancing its global green hydrogen ambitions and strengthening its position in the clean energy sector.