The International Synthetic Fuels Conference 2024, hosted by GITAM Deemed to be University School of Science, brought together experts from different countries to discuss the 'Integration of Nuclear & Hydrogen for Energy Transition'. The experts shared insights on the potential of green hydrogen as a clean and emission-free fuel that could play a significant role in replacing fossil fuels and reducing carbon emissions. They emphasized that hydrogen fuel, produced through the process of electrolysis by splitting water using electricity from renewable sources like nuclear, solar, wind, or hydropower, holds enormous promise for decarbonizing various sectors and achieving energy independence. Ritwick Ghosh from the National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) highlighted the importance of developing a hydrogen ecosystem with nuclear power plants, especially for industries such as fertilizer, shipping, aviation, steel, and refinery sectors. The experts discussed the primary method of transporting large volumes of hydrogen over long distances through dedicated pipelines, noting that hydrogen transportation via pipelines is safer compared to LPG. They stressed the essential aspect of safety measures in hydrogen transportation. The conference saw participation from renowned experts and professors from institutions like the US Department of Agriculture, EOP Clean Energy Team, George Washington University, Huddersfield University, BARC, IIT Madras, Amity University, and GITAM. The discussions also involved exploring the focus of countries like the USA, European Union, and China on hydrogen storage, transportation, and overall hydrogen infrastructure development.