During the ETEnergyworld India Net Zero Forum, NITI Aayog's VK Saraswat discussed India's role in global emissions, highlighting the country's low per capita greenhouse gas emissions compared to the G20 nations. He stressed the importance of transitioning towards sustainable energy sources to meet increasing energy demand responsibly. One key aspect of this transition is the National Green Hydrogen Mission, which aims to produce 5 million metric tons of green hydrogen by 2034 with a substantial investment. This mission aligns with India's strategy to become a leader in hydrogen energy by focusing on technological advancements and cost reduction in electrolyzer technologies. Saraswat called for robust policy frameworks and increased investment in sustainable energy to facilitate India's shift to a low-carbon economy. India's commitment to achieving net zero emissions by 2070 demonstrates its dedication to combat climate change through international collaboration and sustainable energy initiatives.