India is making significant strides in the green hydrogen sector, particularly in its ports. With a focus on collaboration and international partnerships, India has attracted interest from companies like Sembcorp and Statkraft for green hydrogen projects. Deendayal port, formerly Kandla port, has already finalized four green hydrogen projects, while Tuticorin port is undergoing a pilot project with Ministry of New and Renewable Energy funding. Plans for green hydrogen hubs at other ports like Paradip are also in the works, with efforts to secure land and develop necessary infrastructure underway. The investment model for these projects will primarily be through a Public-Private Partnership, with port authorities, private players, and other stakeholders joining forces. The development of common infrastructure like roads, pipelines, and jetties will be a collaborative effort, showcasing India's commitment to sustainable energy initiatives.