NTPC Limited has partnered with the Indian Army to establish a solar hydrogen-based Microgrid in Chushul, Ladakh. The project, inaugurated by Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, aims to provide a stable power supply using green hydrogen in off-grid Army locations. This innovative system, designed to operate independently, will supply 200kW of power round-the-clock throughout the year, replacing diesel gensets at high-altitude locations. With Ladakh's high solar irradiance and low temperatures, the project will promote green energy production, reduce carbon emissions, and ensure self-sufficiency in remote areas. The partnership between NTPC and the Indian Army signifies a significant step towards decarbonisation in the defense sector and supports India's renewable energy targets. NTPC's commitment to renewable energy and carbon neutrality is further demonstrated through initiatives like hydrogen blending, carbon capture, electric buses, and smart NTPC townships. The collaboration highlights the importance of green hydrogen technology in promoting sustainability, energy innovation, and climate resilience in challenging terrains like Ladakh.