During the 64th ISO Council Meeting in Delhi, Lindsay Jolly, a Senior Consultant at ISO, shared insights on 'Green Hydrogen: Prospects and Challenges.' Jolly emphasized the potential of hydrogen as a significant energy source and highlighted the vital role of the sugar sector in this domain. He expressed optimism about the growth of green hydrogen as a predominant fuel source for both the automobile and electricity sectors, citing it as a versatile solution for the energy industry and a crucial contributor to achieving net zero CO2 emissions by 2050. Jolly commended India's sugar industry for its capacity to potentially generate 1 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually, underscoring the sector's ability to drive sustainable energy production. Additionally, he discussed the impediments in the adoption of clean hydrogen, such as cost, storage, transport, and regulatory challenges, while offering strategies to overcome these barriers. The 'ISO Council Meeting' in New Delhi, scheduled from June 25th to 27th, has attracted delegates from numerous countries and representatives from international organizations to engage in discussions on key issues in the sugar and biofuel sectors, reflecting a global commitment to advancing clean energy initiatives.