Tata Steel, located in Jamshedpur, has achieved a remarkable feat by becoming the first steel company in India to showcase complete capabilities in developing pipes for hydrogen transportation, a critical aspect of the country's National Hydrogen Mission. The API X65 ERW pipes manufactured at Tata Steel's Khopoli plant using steel from the Kalinganagar plant have successfully met all essential properties for hydrogen transportation. These pipes, certified for high-pressure gaseous hydrogen transportation, were rigorously tested at a renowned agency in Italy, RINA-CSM S.p.A. Tata Steel's Vice President highlighted the company's dedication to clean energy and contribution to India's clean energy transition. Tata Steel's Research and Development team played a pivotal role in the in-house innovation for hydrogen transport, showcasing the company's commitment to sustainability. The technology development, from hot rolled steel to pipe manufacturing, was entirely undertaken internally, reflecting Tata Steel's focus on self-reliance and cutting-edge solutions. The company's previous achievement in producing hot-rolled steel for gaseous hydrogen transportation further demonstrates its leadership in this domain. India's National Hydrogen Mission targets substantial Green Hydrogen production by 2030, with Tata Steel positioned to cater to the increasing demand for hydrogen-compliant steel. The projected demand for such steel is set to begin in the mid-2020s, with Tata Steel ready to provide the necessary infrastructure. Steel pipelines are seen as a cost-effective means for mass hydrogen transportation, aligning with the country's clean energy goals.