The report on India's hydrogen storage and transport market highlights the nation's significant strides towards a green energy future. India aims to reduce carbon emissions and enhance energy security by expanding its hydrogen ecosystem. While grey hydrogen remains prevalent, the shift towards green hydrogen, particularly from renewable-powered electrolysis plants, is rapidly gaining momentum. By 2035, the country is projected to witness a surge in hydrogen refueling stations, compressed hydrogen fleets, and liquid hydrogen logistics, focusing on key sectors like chemicals, refineries, metallurgy, and mobility. The infrastructure requirements involve transitioning from natural gas grids to dedicated hydrogen pipelines, expanding transport fleets, and establishing new refueling stations. Government initiatives and investments play a pivotal role in driving this transition, with a target to achieve 5 million metric tons of annual green hydrogen production by 2030. Despite challenges like high costs and technical uncertainties, market opportunities abound in the heavy industry and mobility sectors, where hydrogen is seen as a pathway to meet emissions targets and energy diversification goals. Companies offering comprehensive solutions in hydrogen storage, distribution, and fueling networks are poised to lead India's transition to a hydrogen-fueled economy.