India has significant potential for natural hydrogen, which could be a game-changer for its energy independence and net-zero goals by 2070. A study estimates 3,475 million tonnes of natural hydrogen reserves in India, potentially reducing reliance on manufactured hydrogen. Recent discoveries in the Andamans highlight the need for further geological studies to assess feasibility.
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