INOX Air Products has set a milestone in India by commissioning the country's first green hydrogen plant dedicated to the float glass industry. Located at Asahi India Glass' greenfield facility in Soniyana, Rajasthan, the plant has a total capacity of 190 TPA and is entirely powered by solar energy. The facility will initially supply 95 TPA of green hydrogen to Asahi India Glass, contributing to a substantial reduction of approximately 1,250 MT in carbon emissions annually. This collaboration signifies a major shift towards sustainability and decarbonisation in the manufacturing sector. The 20-year offtake agreement between Asahi India Glass and INOX Air Products highlights a long-term commitment to using green hydrogen in the float glass manufacturing process. The integration of green hydrogen not only reduces carbon footprint but also sets a precedent for sustainable practices in the industry. By investing in renewable energy sources and green technologies, Asahi India Glass aims to meet a significant portion of its power requirements through sustainable means at its Soniyana facility. The leadership at INOX Air Products and Asahi India Glass expressed enthusiasm about the plant's inauguration and the positive impact it will have on emissions reduction and energy transition. This initiative is a crucial step towards achieving India's decarbonisation goals and aligning with global targets for a greener future. The successful commissioning of this green hydrogen plant sets a precedent for other sectors to adopt similar sustainable practices, contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable energy landscape in the country.