GE Vernova, headquartered in Massachusetts, is playing a significant role in India's energy transition by aligning with the country's ambitious Green Hydrogen Mission. With a focus on decarbonizing the economy and reducing fossil fuel dependence, India aims to position itself as a global leader in green hydrogen production. GE Vernova's expertise in wind technology, gas turbines that can run on hydrogen blends, and electrification software is crucial in achieving India's target of producing 5-10 million metric tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030. The company's gas turbines provide a flexible and reliable solution to balance energy supply and demand, especially in states like Tamil Nadu with expanding renewable energy capacities. By integrating hydrogen into the energy mix, GE Vernova contributes to enhancing energy security, reducing fossil fuel reliance, and accelerating the decarbonization process in India. Despite challenges like high production costs and regulatory standardization, GE Vernova is actively working on overcoming these barriers through technological innovation, policy advocacy, and industry collaboration to make green hydrogen competitive and sustainable in India's energy sector.