India is making significant strides in green hydrogen production with the development of a green hydrogen hub by NTPC Green Energy Ltd. in Pudimadaka near Visakhapatnam. The country aims to boost green hydrogen production to 5 million tons annually by 2030 from almost zero currently, as part of its strategy to decarbonize heavy industries. The project, with an estimated cost of $21 billion, will play a crucial role in achieving this target. This initiative is the first project under India's National Green Hydrogen Mission, showcasing the government's commitment to promoting clean energy. The investment will not only focus on green hydrogen but also include the production of green methanol, urea, and sustainable aviation fuel for export markets. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to lay the foundation stone for the project, signaling the government's support for renewable energy initiatives. Companies in India are looking to tap into export markets to offset the higher costs associated with green hydrogen, with a particular emphasis on Europe and Asia. The conversion of the Pudimadaka site from a coal-fired power station to a clean energy hub highlights NTPC's shift towards sustainability and clean energy practices. Despite challenges, the project signifies a positive step towards a greener and more sustainable future for India's energy sector.