The Department of Science and Technology (DST) in India has allocated Rs 50 crore each for four green hydrogen valley projects over five years. These clusters will be established in Kerala, Pune, Bhubaneshwar, and Jodhpur, focusing on various methods of hydrogen production and targeting sectors like marine, steel, fine chemicals, and city-gas production. The projects aim to produce hydrogen through biomass and electrolyser pathways, emphasizing sustainability and commercial scalability. The initiative is part of Mission Innovation, a global effort involving 23 countries and the European Commission to promote clean energy research and development. By setting up hydrogen valleys, the goal is to enhance research, innovation, and the capacity of both scientific and industrial players in the field. The projects will demonstrate clean hydrogen solutions with the intention of local, regional, and nation-wide deployment, showcasing the potential for decarbonisation and boosting industry confidence in green hydrogen adoption. Overall, the initiative aims to make renewable energy resources more effective and accessible while promoting a shift towards cleaner energy alternatives.