Empowering a Sustainable Future
Your Destination for Renewable Innovation and Global Hydrogen Trade
International Federation of Sovereign Wealth Funds (IFSWF) is poised to play a pivotal role in India’s green energy revolution and emerging hydrogen economy. With its strategic location, robust infrastructure, and policy-driven incentives, IFSWF is the perfect destination for renewable energy investments, green hydrogen production, and global export opportunities. Leveraging proximity to JNPT Port and India’s ambitious clean energy goals, IFSWF invites you to partner in shaping a sustainable future.
Why IFSWF for Green Energy and Hydrogen Economy?
Ambitious Renewable Targets
India’s goal of achieving 500 GW of non-fossil energy capacity by 2030 provides immense growth potential for renewable energy projects at IFSWF.
Strategic Location
IFSWF’s proximity to JNPT Port enables seamless export of green hydrogen, ammonia, and renewable energy components to global markets, including Europe, the Middle East, and ASEAN.
Comprehensive Infrastructure
With plug-and-play facilities, land banks, and ready access to logistics hubs, IFSWF ensures faster project deployment for renewable energy and hydrogen production ventures.
Policy Support
IFSWF benefits from India’s forward-looking initiatives, including the National Hydrogen Mission and Production Linked Incentives (PLI), offering financial advantages to investors.
Opportunities at IFSWF
Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Production
IFSWF provides land and infrastructure to establish green hydrogen production facilities, aligning with India’s aim of producing 5 MMT of green hydrogen annually by 2030.
- Export-ready hub leveraging JNPT Port.
- National incentives under the Strategic Interventions for Green Hydrogen Transition (SIGHT) program.
Offshore Wind Farms
With wind-rich coastal areas nearby, IFSWF is ideally suited for offshore wind farm development.
- Potential for 70 GW wind capacity in Gujarat and Tamil Nadu.
- Access to government schemes supporting offshore wind energy projects.
Solar Energy Projects
IFSWF offers opportunities for establishing solar panel manufacturing units and floating solar farms.
- Maharashtra holds the largest potential for floating solar projects, contributing to India’s 280 GW solar target by 2030.
Growth Drivers
- Global Energy Demand:
With India’s power demand expected to grow 1.8 times by 2030, IFSWF is perfectly positioned to cater to rising renewable energy needs. - Export Opportunities:
IFSWF leverages its strategic port access to facilitate global exports of green hydrogen and renewable energy components, positioning India as a global clean energy supplier. - Policy-Driven Investments:
Initiatives like the National Green Hydrogen Mission, Renewable Purchase Obligations (RPOs), and viability gap funding for battery storage create an investor-friendly ecosystem. - Net-Zero Commitments:India’s commitment to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2070 supports long-term investment in renewable and hydrogen projects at IFSWF.
What Makes IFSWF Unique?
- Port-Enabled Hydrogen Exports:
IFSWF’s proximity to JNPT Port ensures cost-effective and efficient export of green hydrogen and ammonia to international markets, supporting India’s vision to become a global hydrogen hub. - Innovative Renewable Ecosystem:
From solar panel manufacturing to offshore wind projects, IFSWF fosters a diverse ecosystem for renewable energy solutions. - Integrated Green Infrastructure:
IFSWF provides state-of-the-art facilities for green hydrogen production, solar manufacturing, and energy storage, making it a one-stop destination for investors. - Skilled Workforce Development:
IFSWF collaborates with local educational institutions to introduce specialized courses in green energy and hydrogen technologies, ensuring a consistent talent pool for your projects.
Government Initiatives Supporting Green Energy and Hydrogen
- National Hydrogen Mission:
- 5 MMT annual green hydrogen production target by 2030.
- USD 2.4 billion allocated for green hydrogen and electrolyser manufacturing.
- Production Linked Incentives (PLI):
- USD 2.6 billion under PLI Scheme for Solar PV Manufacturing.
- Financial support for wind turbine and energy storage solutions.
- Offshore Wind Energy Lease Rules:
- Simplified procedures for allocating offshore wind energy projects in India.
- Viability Gap Funding:
- 40% capital cost funding for battery energy storage systems to integrate renewable energy into the national grid.
