Gujarat has set ambitious targets to produce 3.5 million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030, contributing significantly to India's overall goal of 5 million tonnes. The Gujarat Energy Research and Management Institute (Germi) has warned about the critical need for skilling initiatives to train nearly 3 lakh professionals in green hydrogen production, storage, and related sectors. Dr. Biswajit Roy highlighted the importance of incentivizing skilling programs, utilizing Aadhaar-based rewards, and collaborating with government institutions to achieve the training targets. The research paper also pointed out the shortage of skilled manpower as a significant challenge and proposed linking skilling to assured placements with reasonable salaries. Roy emphasized breaking the societal bias towards academic qualifications over vocational skills. To address the skill gap, Germi recommended adopting successful public-private collaboration models from the oil and gas sector for the green hydrogen industry. By implementing these strategies, Gujarat aims to ensure its workforce is well-prepared to support its clean energy aspirations.