GAIL (India) Ltd has reached a significant milestone in India's energy transition by commissioning its first green hydrogen plant in Vijaipur, Madhya Pradesh. The 10-megawatt proton exchange membrane electrolyser, imported from Canada, will facilitate the production of approximately 4.3 tonnes of green hydrogen daily, boasting a purity of 99.999%. This initiative falls in line with India's National Green Hydrogen mission, aiming to achieve 5 million tons of annual green hydrogen production by 2030. By utilizing renewable energy sources like solar power, the plant exemplifies the shift towards sustainable energy practices. Initially, the green hydrogen will be used alongside natural gas for internal processes at Vijaipur and later distributed to retail customers in the region. GAIL is also exploring the blending of hydrogen with natural gas, currently testing a 5% blend in Indore with plans to increase ratios pending successful outcomes. Collaborative efforts with Engineers India Limited and IIT Kanpur are underway to study and potentially expand these blending capabilities, showcasing GAIL's commitment to innovation and environmental sustainability.