Tata Steel in Ranchi, India, has pioneered the development of hydrogen transport pipes, positioning itself as the country's first steel company to achieve this feat. The pipes, manufactured at the Khopoli plant using steel from Kalinganagar plant, have passed all critical tests for hydrogen transportation. By producing hot-rolled steel and advanced pipes in-house, Tata Steel has demonstrated its capability to deliver crucial energy infrastructure. The company's successful testing of new ERW pipes for 100% pure gaseous hydrogen at high pressure has been validated by a leading agency in Italy. These hydrogen-compliant pipes are set to meet the growing demand for steel in hydrogen transportation, aligning with India's National Hydrogen Mission. With aspirations to produce 5 million metric tonnes of Green Hydrogen annually by 2030, India's focus on clean energy transitions emphasizes the need for such innovative solutions. Tata Steel's contribution to this mission signifies a significant step towards sustainable energy practices and sets a foundation for future advancements in the field of hydrogen technology.