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  Hydrogen on the other hand is like fuel. U can turn it into liquid form and transport it from one place to another
  
  Liquefied hydrogen has to be kept at cryogenic temperatures.  Most civilian applications would not use liquid H2.
context: Good, the sooner India can generate its own clean energy the sooner it doesn't have to rely on countries like Russia for its energy supply. >
  
  41% of Energy in India comes from Renewable Energy sources, there are entire districts that never had electricity before solar >
  
  Hopefully this trend continues. >
  
  Yeah it probably will, this is a government initiative mostly free from polarization. Renewable Energy isn't really a political issue for debate, everyone agrees that oil dependency on Foreign Countries is not healthy. >
  
  And have you been to Delhi...renewable is good >
  
  Everyone here agrees 👍 , Unlike USA where some people still believe it is some Jewish Conspiracy. Most Indians have never met a Jew. >
  
  Some Indians are Jews. >
  
  Yeah like 2,500/1,600,000,000 of Indians are Jews, even if say one person knows 200 other people that's not even 0.1% >
  
  Can someone please explain green hydrogen? So much money is being invested in this tech when the tried and true (wind, solar, hydro) continues to become cheaper >
  
  Wind, solar, hydro isn't feasible everywhere. U can't get hydral power where big rivers aren't there. U can't get wind power without huge open windy spaces, solar is very situational. U can run a modern home with solar but stuff like cars, trains, ships etc etc can't be run on this.
  Hydrogen on the other hand is like fuel. U can turn it into liquid form and transport it from one place to another. It also provides massive energy and can be used to run trains and planes.