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MIT World Peace University in Pune has unveiled a pilot plant capable of producing 500 kg of hydrogen daily using a patented carbon negative technology that converts agricultural waste into hydrogen and biocng. This initiative, led by Dr.

Ratnadip Joshi, addresses crop residue burning, enhances efficiency, and aims to lower hydrogen production costs to support India's green hydrogen goals by 2030. The project is positioned to create multiple revenue streams while promoting sustainable energy practices within the agricultural sector.