GAIL (Gas Authority of India Ltd) has taken a significant step towards a sustainable energy future by inaugurating India's first green hydrogen plant in Vijaipur. The inauguration ceremony, graced by key dignitaries including the Secretary of the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas and GAIL's Chairman and Managing Director, marked a milestone in India's commitment to fostering alternative energy sources. The plant, equipped with advanced PEM electrolyser units, has the capacity to produce 4.3 tonnes per day of hydrogen with exceptional purity levels using renewable power sources. Initially, the green hydrogen will be integrated with natural gas for various processes at the Vijaipur plant. Plans are also in place to expand distribution to nearby areas and transportation via high-pressure cascades. To ensure a steady supply of green power, GAIL is setting up 20 MW of solar power plants at the site. This development not only signifies a move towards sustainability but also aligns with the National Green Hydrogen Mission, a crucial initiative by the Indian government to drive the adoption of green hydrogen technologies. The mission aims to achieve 5 million tonnes of annual green hydrogen production capacity by 2030, with recent tenders awarded and issued for incentivizing green hydrogen production and electrolyser manufacturing. With a focus on green hydrogen as the future of the energy industry, India's strides in this direction demonstrate a positive sentiment towards a greener, more sustainable energy ecosystem.