The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) in collaboration with the British Standards Institution (BSI) and the UK government's FCDO organized a workshop on Green Hydrogen to enhance India-UK cooperation in hydrogen standardization. The event focused on Green Hydrogen Production and Regulations, aiming to promote international cooperation for clean energy transitions. Abbey Dorian from BSI emphasized the significance of knowledge exchange and innovation in achieving clean energy goals, highlighting India and the UK's shared ambition to lead in green hydrogen. The workshop, part of the UK government's Standards Partnership programme, discussed the adoption of international standards to accelerate economic growth and enhance trade. It also focused on supporting India's National Green Hydrogen Mission by identifying standards gaps, exploring new development areas, and learning from global best practices. The workshop featured key participants from India and the UK, including policymakers and industry leaders, emphasizing the shared vision for innovation and sustainability in the green hydrogen sector. Overall, the workshop strengthened cooperation, aligned regulations, and laid the foundation for a robust and competitive green hydrogen market.