The Indian government has announced a significant step towards promoting Green Hydrogen by inviting proposals to establish Centres of Excellence (CoEs) in research and development. These CoEs will be set up under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, with an allotted budget of Rs 100 crore to foster innovation and sustainability in Green Hydrogen technologies. The objective behind these CoEs is to establish world-class facilities that will accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy by advancing Green Hydrogen production, storage, and utilization technologies. Additionally, these centres will play a crucial role in skill development, knowledge dissemination, and fostering collaboration among stakeholders such as industry, academia, and the government. The National Green Hydrogen Mission, launched in 2023 with a significant budget of Rs 19,744 crore, aims to make India self-reliant through clean energy and set an example for the global clean energy transition. By focusing on green hydrogen, green ammonia, and storage sectors, India aims to combat climate change, reduce its import bill on crude oil, lower trade deficits, and decrease the need for forex. Overall, this initiative is a crucial step towards a sustainable and self-reliant energy future for India.