India's second 1.5 GW electrolyzer manufacturing tender under the production-linked incentives scheme has drawn significant attention, with 23 companies submitting bids for a cumulative annual capacity of 2,847 MW. Managed by SECI as part of the SIGHT program, the tender encompasses different electrolyzer manufacturing capacities based on various technologies, with notable participants including Adani Enterprises, Advait Infratech, and Reliance. The article also discusses the implications of clean hydrogen production for decarbonization, with a report from CATF questioning the cost-effectiveness of this strategy and emphasizing the need for alternative approaches. Meanwhile, American Airlines' partnership with ZeroAvia for hydrogen-electric engines, Extreme H's launch of a hydrogen-powered racing car, and Nikola's sales of hydrogen fuel cell trucks demonstrate the expanding applications of hydrogen in transportation and beyond. Additionally, Hyzon's decision to halt operations in the Netherlands and Australia due to varying government support compared to North America underscores the importance of policy frameworks in driving hydrogen adoption globally. Agora Industry's analysis of green hydrogen production costs in Europe further highlights the geographical advantages for renewable energy hubs. Overall, the article portrays a positive outlook on the growing interest and investment in hydrogen technologies both in India and internationally.