In New Delhi, India, there is a strong push towards embracing a new era of energy transition through the Green Hydrogen Agenda. Minister Shripad Naik highlighted the government's commitment to clean and green energy, emphasizing the importance of the National Green Hydrogen Mission. This mission, with a substantial budget, aims to drive demand, research, infrastructure, and skill development in the green hydrogen sector. The focus is not only on meeting emission targets but also on creating new jobs and ensuring a sustainable future for generations to come. Professor Ajay K Sood and Bhupinder S Bhalla also emphasized the transformative potential of Green Hydrogen, stating that it is a crucial pathway towards decarbonizing industries and establishing clean energy as the norm. Jyoti Vij highlighted the need for collaborative efforts between the government and industry to achieve India's energy transition goals. The conference showcased India's dedication to international collaboration and innovation, signifying a collective ambition to drive the country towards a greener and more sustainable future.