The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) recently organized a conference in Mumbai focusing on the theme 'Catalyzing India's Clean Energy Future' and the role of green hydrogen in this transition. Industry leaders, including Arun Mahesh Babu, Vineet Mittal, and Kapil Maheshwari, highlighted Gujarat's ambitious goal of producing 3 MMTPA of green hydrogen by 2030. The Government of Gujarat has been proactive in supporting this initiative by introducing a policy to lease government wasteland for green hydrogen production. Companies like Avaada Group and Welspun New Energy are actively investing in advanced technologies to decarbonize key sectors and accelerate India's energy transition through green hydrogen. The conference also shed light on the importance of strong policy frameworks, public-private partnerships, and innovation in positioning India as a global leader in green hydrogen production by 2030. Maharashtra, specifically Mumbai and Pune, stands to benefit from green hydrogen projects, with initiatives like hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles expected to reduce pollution. Maharashtra State Power Generation Company Limited (MahaGenco) is spearheading green hydrogen projects, with a 50 KTPA plant in Raigad district expected to create jobs and contribute to the state's energy goals.