In Kochi, India, the Cochin Port Authority, in partnership with the Indian Ports Association, organized a workshop titled 'Pathway for a Successful Green Hydrogen Pilot at Cochin Port.' The workshop aimed to showcase the growth potential of hydrogen fuel and how CPT can facilitate and support investors interested in this sector. With over 50 industry partners from various institutions participating, the event included discussions on green hydrogen development, electrolyser technology, and the role of multilateral organizations in advancing hydrogen initiatives. Key figures such as CPT chairman B Kasiviswanathan and other port authorities highlighted the advantages of leveraging existing capabilities in handling liquid cargo to establish a bunkering facility for green hydrogen. Progress updates from ports like VOCPA in green hydrogen projects further underscored the momentum in the sector. Plans for a pilot project, including the procurement of a 60 KW electrolyser and engagement with stakeholders for proposal ideas, signal a concrete move towards the practical application of green hydrogen. The focus on potential off-takers like shipping vessels, exports, and industrial units demonstrates a strategic approach to maximizing the impact of the pilot project and setting the stage for broader adoption of green hydrogen in the future.