As international aviation moves toward ambitious decarbonisation goals, SAF is emerging as a key enabler for reducing emissions across medium- and long-haul flights. India, the third-largest domestic aviation market, consumed 8.9 million tonnes of ATF in FY 2024, almost entirely fossil-based. As global airlines look to decarbonise, the opportunity for India to lead in SAF production, backed by abundant feedstocks and refining capacity, is significant.

We’re pleased to have Sarah Giam, Associate Editor – Biofuels & Net-Zero at Argus Media, who will present an overview covering:

• Global SAF policy developments (ReFuelEU, IRA)

• Feedstock and technology trends

• Market pricing and investment outlook

• India’s policy and infrastructure landscape

• Regional developments across Asia

Session Details:

- 8 August 2025

- 16:00 – 17:30 PM IST / 12:30 – 14:00 CEST / 18:30 – 20:00 SGT

- Register Here: https://lnkd.in/gHCxZ_X9

India launched the National Green Hydrogen Mission on 4th January 2023 with the vision of establishing a robust Green Hydrogen ecosystem in the country. The Mission seeks to synergize demand and supply while fostering enabling policy and regulatory frameworks to drive innovative and affordable solutions. Green Hydrogen holds the potential to replace fossil fuels and fossil-based feedstocks in several hard-to-abate sectors such as Refineries, Fertilisers, Steel, and Chemicals, as well as emerging sectors like Aviation and Shipping.

To further this vision, the Government of India is organizing the International Conference on Green Hydrogen (ICGH-2025) from 06–07 November 2025 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. The conference aims to explore recent advancements and upcoming technologies across the entire Green Hydrogen value chain. This global platform will bring together leading scientists, industry experts, and policymakers to deliberate on the evolving Green Hydrogen landscape.

The two-day event will feature plenary sessions, expert panel discussions, and technical presentations, focusing on the development of a comprehensive Green Hydrogen ecosystem. Topics will include hydrogen production, storage, distribution, and downstream applications, along with critical areas such as green financing, workforce upskilling, and start-up innovation. The conference will play a key role in catalyzing a systemic approach to support global decarbonization goals through Green Hydrogen.

The Green Hydrogen India Symposium convenes policymakers, industry leaders, innovators, and maritime experts to chart a course for India's low-carbon energy future. Anchored by the National Green Hydrogen Mission, aiming for 5 million tonnes of production by 2030, it offers a practical forum to explore hydrogen production technologies, infrastructure and port integration, regulatory frameworks, financing mechanisms, and international trade strategy. By spotlighting clean hydrogen applications across industry and maritime transport, from electrolyser hubs at major ports to green shipping pathways, GHIS 3.0 fosters cross-sector partnerships essential for scaling India’s green hydrogen ecosystem.