In a push towards a 'green era,' India is ramping up efforts in green industries and job creation, particularly in the field of green hydrogen. The Skill Council for Green Jobs (SCGJ), led by CEO Arpit Sharma, is at the forefront of offering courses and training programs to meet the demands of the evolving green workforce. The focus is on producing green hydrogen through renewable energy sources like solar and wind, with a target of 5 million metric tons by 2030. SCGJ has developed qualification packs for technician-level education, aiming to address the skills gap and provide avenues for employment in areas such as desalination, green hydrogen plant entrepreneurship, and junior technician roles. The industry is projected to create 6 lakh jobs in the green hydrogen value chain, requiring a mix of technical and managerial skills. The industry response towards hiring skilled individuals in green jobs has been positive, with a growing demand for professionals in renewable energy sectors. The training programs offered by SCGJ cater to fresh graduates, experienced engineers, and individuals seeking career transitions within the renewable energy space. The industry also anticipates a surge in job roles for business development executives focused on off-taking energy and marketing professionals. As India moves towards a sustainable growth trajectory, the emphasis on green hydrogen production and job creation aligns with the vision of a 'harit yug.' SCGJ's initiatives in skilling and training are poised to empower a diverse workforce, contributing to the green economy and bolstering India's position in the renewable energy sector.