• 17–18 November 2026
  • India Expo Mart, Greater Noida | Delhi NCR, India
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  • 17–18 November 2026
  • India Expo Mart, Greater Noida | Delhi NCR, India

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is IGHA-Hyvolution India 2026?
It’s India’s first Hyvolution-branded hydrogen event — the India Green Hydrogen Assembly (IGHA) combined with Hyvolution, a hydrogen exhibition brand that already runs established editions in Paris. It’s happening 17–18 November 2026 at India Expo Mart, Greater Noida, co-organized by GH2 India and GL Events, with Apoltos Events Pvt. Ltd. (AEPL) as event partner. In practical terms: a 14,000+ sq. m. exhibition floor with 150+ exhibitors, plus a two-track conference — a Strategic Conference for ministers, CEOs, and investors, and a Technical Conference for engineers and project delivery teams.
Both, in the way these things usually work in India’s hydrogen sector — it’s privately organized (GL Events, AEPL) but structured around a government mission, not run by the government itself. It’s positioned to support the goals of the National Green Hydrogen Mission and works alongside SECI (Solar Energy Corporation of India). This is different from something like the International Conference on Green Hydrogen (ICGH), which the Government of India directly organizes at Bharat Mandapam — IGHA is the industry-and-exhibition counterpart, not the ministry’s own event.
It’s the ₹19,744 crore (~$2.2 billion) government mission approved in January 2023, targeting 5 million metric tonnes per annum of green hydrogen production by 2030, backed by roughly 125 GW of additional renewable capacity. Nearly ₹17,490 crore of that is the SIGHT programme (manufacturing and production incentives). This is the reason almost every hydrogen event in India — IGHA, ICGH, Green Hydrogen Summit, India Infrastructure’s Green Hydrogen in India series — anchors its agenda to the same set of 2030 targets. It’s the shared reference point, not just marketing language.
Not yet, and this is one of the more honest things worth knowing before attending any hydrogen conference. Current production cost estimates cluster around $4–6/kg, versus $2.3–2.5/kg for grey hydrogen made from natural gas. Government targets aim to bring this down to roughly $2/kg (some studies say $1.5/kg) by 2030 through subsidies, cheaper renewable power, and domestic electrolyser manufacturing — but independent analysts (CSEP, ORF) are more cautious, projecting something closer to $3–4/kg is realistic by 2030. This cost gap is the central subject of most “policy and investment” sessions at these events, including IGHA’s Strategic Conference track.
No. Registration is split by role: visitor, conference delegate, exhibitor, or sponsor, each with separate registration. It’s relevant to renewable energy developers, EPC firms, electrolyser and fuel cell manufacturers, steel/cement/refining/chemical companies (the “hard-to-abate” sectors hydrogen targets first), investors and DFIs, and government/policy staff. Given the current cost gap above, it’s genuinely useful for corporate sustainability and procurement teams trying to figure out if or when green hydrogen becomes viable for their own operations — not just hydrogen-native companies.
The India hydrogen-event calendar is more crowded than people expect. ICGH (Government of India, Bharat Mandapam) is policy- and R&D-focused with plenary sessions and scientific discussion. India Infrastructure’s “Green Hydrogen in India” series and the Green Hydrogen Summit (Dwarka) lean toward project-developer and financing discussions at a smaller scale. IGHA-Hyvolution’s differentiator is scale plus an international brand: it’s the first Indian edition of a globally established exhibition (Hyvolution), giving it a larger exhibition floor and a stronger pull for international exhibitors and technology providers alongside the usual policy content.
Based on the published programme structure, it’s split deliberately: the Strategic Conference (ministers, CEOs, investors) covers policy, offtake agreements, and investment; the Technical Conference is explicitly built around engineering and commercial delivery — electrolyser performance, storage, infrastructure, and project economics — rather than repeating the same policy talking points twice.
It’s built for both. Because the event splits into strategic (business/policy) and technical (engineering) tracks, someone new to the sector can stay on the strategic side and get a working understanding of the market, the mission targets, and the investment landscape without needing an electrolysis background.
Exhibitors span hydrogen producers, EPC companies, electrolyser and equipment manufacturers, and renewable energy developers. With 150+ exhibitors across 14,000+ sq. m., it’s built explicitly as a buyer-supplier marketplace, not just a conference with booths on the side — worth considering if you’re selling equipment, technology, or engineering services into the Indian market specifically, since the event is India-focused rather than a stop on a global circuit.
Yes — registration is role-specific: separate paths for visitors, conference delegates, sponsors, and exhibitors, all through the official IGHA-Hyvolution India website. If you only want floor access, that’s a different (usually simpler/cheaper) registration than a conference delegate pass, which includes session access.
A few concrete reasons come up repeatedly in industry analysis: India’s renewable resource base (solar + wind) is strong enough to potentially make it one of the cheapest green hydrogen producers globally by 2050; the government has committed nearly $2 billion in direct incentives; and roughly 70% of the 2030 production target (about 3.5 million tonnes) is earmarked for export rather than domestic use — meaning India is explicitly positioning itself as a hydrogen exporter, not just a domestic-decarbonization story. That export ambition is a big part of why international exhibitors and investors are paying attention to an India-specific event rather than only attending Paris or Rotterdam editions.
Worth knowing before treating this as a purely bullish story: announced production capacity in India is already running at close to 2.5x the 2030 target, but demand-side uptake has lagged — only a small fraction of planned capacity has secured firm offtake agreements so far. This demand-supply mismatch is a genuine open question in the sector, and it’s part of why sessions at events like this focus heavily on offtake agreements and demand creation (blending mandates in refining/fertiliser, export offtake) rather than just production technology.
1. What can visitors expect at the IGHA Hyvolution India 2026 exhibition?
Visitors can explore one of India’s largest showcases of Clean Hydrogen technologies, products, and solutions across the entire hydrogen value chain. The exhibition features global exhibitors, live innovations, technology demonstrations, and business networking opportunities focused on advancing the hydrogen economy.
Exhibiting provides direct access to industry leaders, policymakers, investors, project developers, and buyers looking for innovative hydrogen solutions. It is an opportunity to showcase technologies, build partnerships, generate business leads, and strengthen visibility in the rapidly growing Green Hydrogen market.
The exhibition brings together organizations from hydrogen production, storage, transport, mobility, renewable energy, industrial applications, infrastructure, carbon management, finance, engineering, and technology sectors. It reflects the complete Hydrogen ecosystem under one platform.
By connecting global technology providers with Indian businesses, investors, and policymakers, the exhibition encourages knowledge exchange, technology adoption, and commercial partnerships. It supports India’s ambition to become a global hub for Clean Hydrogen innovation and manufacturing.
Visitors can discover innovations across hydrogen production, electrolysers, storage systems, refuelling infrastructure, fuel cells, hydrogen derivatives, mobility solutions, carbon capture technologies, and renewable energy integration. These solutions demonstrate how Green Hydrogen is enabling industrial decarbonization and sustainable growth.
The exhibition is ideal for manufacturers, EPC companies, energy developers, technology providers, investors, startups, government agencies, researchers, consultants, and professionals interested in Hydrogen Renewable Energy and clean energy technologies.
India is strengthening its position through supportive government policies, expanding renewable energy capacity, growing industrial demand, and increasing investment in hydrogen infrastructure. These developments are creating new opportunities for Clean Hydrogen production, manufacturing, exports, and global partnerships.
IGHA Hyvolution India serves as a global business platform where international exhibitors can engage with Indian decision-makers, industry leaders, investors, and project developers. It creates opportunities to establish partnerships, expand market presence, and participate in India’s growing Hydrogen ecosystem.
IGHA Hyvolution India 2026 will be held on 17–18 November 2026 at India Expo Mart, Greater Noida, Delhi NCR, India. The event will bring together global exhibitors, trade visitors, and industry experts to showcase the latest advancements in Clean Hydrogen and sustainable energy technologies.
Exhibitors can showcase their innovations to thousands of industry professionals, engage with qualified buyers, meet policymakers and investors, and build strategic partnerships. The exhibition provides a valuable platform to expand business opportunities within the global Green Hydrogen and Clean Hydrogen ecosystem.
1. Why should I visit IGHA Hyvolution India 2026?
IGHA Hyvolution India 2026 offers a unique opportunity to explore the latest Clean Hydrogen technologies, meet global industry leaders, and connect with decision-makers shaping the future of the hydrogen economy. Visitors can discover innovations, build partnerships, and gain valuable market insights—all in one place.
The event is designed for hydrogen project developers, technology providers, industrial companies, EPC firms, investors, policymakers, researchers, startups, consultants, and international trade delegations. Anyone interested in the future of Hydrogen and sustainable energy will benefit from attending.
Visitors can connect with exhibitors, investors, project developers, and technology companies to explore collaborations, supplier networks, investment opportunities, and commercial partnerships across the Green Hydrogen value chain.
The event brings together policymakers, industry experts, manufacturers, and project developers who are actively driving India’s hydrogen ecosystem. Through exhibitions, networking, and conference sessions, visitors gain practical insights into market trends, policy developments, and emerging opportunities in Clean Hydrogen.
The exhibition features hydrogen production technologies, electrolysers, storage systems, transportation solutions, fuel cells, industrial applications, infrastructure, renewable energy integration, and innovative products from leading global companies. It provides a comprehensive view of the evolving Hydrogen industry.
As the Indian edition of the internationally recognised IGHA Hyvolution platform, the event connects global expertise with one of the world’s fastest-growing hydrogen markets. It creates opportunities for international collaboration, technology exchange, and business expansion across the hydrogen value chain.
Startups can showcase innovative solutions, meet potential investors, connect with industry leaders, and explore commercial partnerships. The event provides an ideal platform to accelerate innovation in Green Hydrogen and clean energy technologies.
IGHA Hyvolution India 2026 will be held on 17–18 November 2026 at India Expo Mart, Greater Noida, Delhi NCR, India. The two-day event will bring together exhibitors, trade visitors, policymakers, investors, and technology leaders from around the world.
IGHA Hyvolution India is designed to encourage meaningful conversations between business leaders, government representatives, investors, and innovators. These interactions often lead to strategic partnerships, knowledge sharing, and new business opportunities that support the growth of the Clean Hydrogen ecosystem.
India is rapidly expanding its renewable energy capacity while investing in Green Hydrogen, infrastructure, and industrial decarbonization. Visiting Hyvolution India allows businesses and professionals to understand market developments, identify emerging opportunities, and become part of one of the world’s fastest-growing hydrogen markets.