A European non-profit organization, Hintco, is addressing a crucial challenge in India's green hydrogen sector by proposing a collaboration to ensure long-term buyers for green hydrogen producers. The absence of long-term purchase agreements has hindered further development despite advancements in technology and investments. Hintco, a subsidiary of H2Global, aims to facilitate stable supply-demand frameworks by brokering agreements between Indian producers and foreign buyers through bilateral auctions. This model, already being tested in Canada, could potentially bridge the cost disparity gap and boost the green hydrogen market. The Indian government's ambitious target to meet 40% of hydrogen consumption with green hydrogen by 2030 is being supported by initiatives like the national green hydrogen mission, which includes a substantial budget allocation. This initiative not only positions India as a global leader in green hydrogen but also emphasizes the importance of government collaboration and market development in the energy transition towards cleaner fuels.