The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) in India has released a policy brief titled 'Green Hydrogen – Path to Decarbonization' aimed at advancing India's green hydrogen mission and aligning with carbon neutrality goals. While recognizing the higher cost of green hydrogen compared to fossil fuels, TERI advocates for the implementation of pilot projects to create demand. The report stresses the importance of competitive procurement and innovation to reduce costs, drawing from India's success in the solar sector. TERI proposes small-scale projects in key industries like iron and steel, fertilizers, shipping, and heavy-duty transportation to demonstrate the viability of green hydrogen. Recommendations include establishing SPVs for sector-specific projects and promoting green hydrogen use in power generation to address seasonal demand peaks. The report envisions a future where green ammonia powers carbon-free tourism vessels and proposes the creation of a Development Finance Institution to support large-scale green hydrogen initiatives. TERI's comprehensive strategy focuses on positioning India as a leader in green hydrogen production while fostering sustainability and innovation across industries.