Essar Group has announced plans to develop a 1 GW green hydrogen plant in Jamnagar, Gujarat, investing $3.6 billion over four years. The project will utilize renewable energy to produce hydrogen and oxygen. Additionally, Essar is exploring decarbonization initiatives globally, including in the UK, Saudi Arabia, and the development of an LNG and electric ecosystem for heavy trucks. In India, AM Green has received pre-certification for a green ammonia project in Kakinada, aiming to increase production capacity to five million tons per annum by 2030. Another significant development is Meld Energy's approval to construct a 100 MW green hydrogen facility in Hull, England, with funding support from the government. Hyvia, in partnership with Hype, is working to accelerate decarbonized hydrogen mobility by deploying refueling stations and hydrogen-powered vehicles. The article also mentions the development of a hydrogen-electric prototype car by MissionH24 and the European Commission's allocation of a €1.2 billion budget for the European Hydrogen Bank auction. Additionally, the US DoE has launched the TCF Open Voucher Call to connect the public with researchers at national laboratories.