Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh Puri, highlighted India's progress in green hydrogen infrastructure, storage, and supply, emphasizing its role in environmental sustainability. He stated that the transition to green hydrogen is crucial for reducing emissions and combating climate change. Despite the current production cost of USD 4.5 per kg, Minister Puri expressed optimism that once the cost decreases to USD 1 per kg, it will significantly impact India's economy by enabling the shift from fossil fuels to green energy and reducing energy import expenses. Minister Pralhad Joshi of New and Renewable Energy discussed the National Green Hydrogen Mission's objectives, including establishing India as a hydrogen production leader by 2030. The mission targets 5MMT annual capacity, attracting substantial investments and creating job opportunities. With pilot projects across various sectors and the implementation of safety standards, India is poised for a green hydrogen revolution, aiming for energy independence and sustainable growth.