Green hydrogen is India’s single biggest announced clean-energy bet: the National Green Hydrogen Mission carries a ₹19,744 crore outlay, with a dedicated ₹100 crore startup fund for hydrogen innovations. But most of that money moves through pilot calls and challenge windows, not a standing grant scheme, which is exactly why a deadline-aware tracker helps.
No hydrogen applications are open right now. Below is the shape of past windows so you know what to watch for, and how to be ready when the next call opens. Non-dilutive only: no equity, no debt, no repayment.
No applications open right now. The programs below run on cycles — check back, or subscribe to the weekly digest for reopening alerts.
Past programs that show the shape of this funding space. Most run again — watch the funder page or our digest for the next window.
MNRE
Early MNRE startup challenge for hydrogen and renewable innovations. Shows the ministry has run open startup calls before — expect new ones as mission targets ramp.
Funder page →MNRE
The pilot call runs in windows. Earlier application windows closed; the same call reopens, and the funder page and our digest track it.
Funder page →Yes. The National Green Hydrogen Mission includes a ₹100 crore startup fund, announced alongside the mission’s ₹19,744 crore outlay. Startup funding flows through pilot calls, challenges, and incubation support — not as a single standing grant.
Mostly demonstration-scale projects at Technology Readiness Level 5–7. Startups with a working prototype and a credible 24-month execution plan are the typical fit.
No. The programs tracked on climategrants.in are non-dilutive — grants, pilot funding, and pre-purchase support. We do not list equity funds.