India has announced 535 green hydrogen projects. 302 of them still have no EPC.
The pipeline is 172 GW deep and it is stalled at the same place everywhere: an LCOH a lender will accept. Power is around 70% of that number, and it is decided hour by hour, which takes two different instruments to see.
- H2 IndiaMarket intelligence dashboardFREE
- GH2SimDispatch-level plant simulatorOPEN BETA
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Developers, electrolyser OEMs, EPC bidders
You are bidding into a market nobody has mapped.
The pipeline lives in press releases, ministry lists and investor decks. None of it tells you who is building at what capacity, who is ahead of you, or which of the projects still without an EPC is a real conversation this quarter.
H2 India
FREEMarket intelligence dashboard
Every announced Indian hydrogen project, its developer, its capacity, and whether it still needs an EPC.
- 535 announced projects, 172 GW of capacity
- 121 developers ranked by capacity
- 302 projects with an open EPC slot
- Search across projects, companies and OEMs
Open the free dashboardThe whole Indian pipeline in one view.
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Your LCOH is a flat capacity factor in a spreadsheet.
Solar does not arrive when the electrolyser wants it, and power is around 70% of the cost. The hours that set your LCOH are the same hours the RFNBO and GHCI tests are read on, so an annual average hides the cost and the compliance question at once.
GH2Sim
OPEN BETADispatch-level plant simulator
Build the plant on a canvas, electrolyser to offtake, and price it against an India-calibrated dispatch engine.
- LCOH against the CEEW band of USD 3.5 to 5 per kg
- Capacity factor read off a 288-point dispatch trace
- GHCI and RFNBO compliance from that same trace
- India policy presets, with the methodology published
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