Thiruvananthapuram
Experts at Huddle Global 2024, the country’s premier startup festival, said Kerala has the potential to set an example for the country in adopting clean energy and achieving net zero emissions.
Citing the state Budget 2022-23, he said Kerala has set a target of achieving a net carbon neutral state by 2050.
He was delivering a technical talk on topics like green hydrogen, graphene and green energy at a conference organized by Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM) in Kovalam here on Thursday.
Sharing his insights on the topic ‘Green Hydrogen-Fueling the future with clean energy in the AI era’, ANERT scientist K Premkumar said that Kerala is finalizing the Green Hydrogen Policy, which aims to empower the state to produce green hydrogen. And to establish it as a center of use. , According to the draft policy, the state aims to reduce the cost of hydrogen to Rs 200 per kg by 2030.
