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Green Hydrogen's $105 Million Vote of Confidence: How Hygenco Just Became India's Climate-Tech Crown Jewel

Green Hydrogen's $105 Million Vote of Confidence: How Hygenco Just Became India's Climate-Tech Crown Jewel

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Green Hydrogen's $105 Million Vote of Confidence: How Hygenco Just Became India's Climate-Tech Crown Jewel

In the single largest green hydrogen equity investment in India to date, Hygenco Green Energies has secured $105 million from a powerhouse consortium including IFC, Siemens Financial Services, and Fullerton Carbon Action Fund. The funding will accelerate the development of multiple commercial green hydrogen and green ammonia projects across the country, directly supporting India's National Green Hydrogen Mission and creating over 1,000 direct jobs. This isn't just another funding round—it's a global declaration that India is leading the world's transition to green molecules.

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