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For a Data Centre in India, Cost per Megawatt roughly ranges between ₹40 crore to ₹45 crore (~$4.8 million to $5.4 million USD). If you break down that cost per Megawatt, the capital isn't just going toward a concrete building. The cost is majorly into 3 areas:

But the bigger question is what is the cost that we as human beings paying towards technology development? It should not be the very thing that gives us life - not nature!

So how can we find a common ground between safeguarding nature and technology development? First of all, is it possible to achieve that?

India's strategy for Green Hydrogen is arguably one of the most aggressive clean-energy bets in the world! It is the missing piece of the puzzle for India's energy grid—and by extension, its booming digital and AI infrastructure.

Through the National Green Hydrogen Mission (backed by an ₹19,744 crore outlay), India has set a target to produce 5 Million Metric Tonnes (MMT) per annum of Green Hydrogen by 2030.

To give a context, Green Hydrogen can absolutely be used directly as a fuel. However, hydrogen is a logistical nightmare to store and transport. Because it is the lightest molecule in the universe, it requires being compressed to extreme pressures (350 to 700 bar) or chilled to cryogenic temperatures (-253 C) to move it anywhere.

Step into any urban Indian household, and you will witness a fascinating cultural shift! The millennials to Genz crowd are avoiding traditional dabba of deep-fried bhujia or gathiya, quietly being pushed to the back of the pantry. In its place sit roasted makhana, baked ragi chips, and protein-infused wafers!

We are witnessing the rise of India's mid-aspirational consumer class—an economic powerhouse of double-income suburban families, corporate professionals, and Gen Z city-dwellers.

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