Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) and KPIT Technologies joined forces by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the Global Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Summit in Kochi, India. The collaboration aims to enhance hydrogen-based mobility in Kerala as part of India's National Green Hydrogen Mission. This initiative includes establishing Hydrogen Refuelling Stations in Kochi and Trivandrum to facilitate hydrogen-powered transport between the cities, providing a sustainable alternative for public mobility. The project integrates locally developed technologies, such as using a domestic alkaline electrolyser for hydrogen production by BPCL and a fuel cell-powered bus designed in India by KPIT Technologies. A key highlight was the reveal of Kerala's first hydrogen-powered bus to government officials, marking a significant milestone in promoting hydrogen-based public transportation in the state. This pilot project will gather crucial data on fuel cell buses' performance in Kerala's climate, addressing factors like high humidity and temperature variations to enhance the reliability of fuel cell technology. BPCL's Hydrogen Refuelling Stations will ensure high-purity green hydrogen for buses, while also advancing the country's hydrogen mobility infrastructure. The collaboration between BPCL and KPIT Technologies seeks to evaluate fuel cell stacks' operational durability, promote hydrogen fuel cell vehicles nationwide, and contribute to India's sustainable transportation goals. BPCL's commitment to green energy solutions aligns with its journey towards becoming a Net Zero Energy Company by 2040, with investments in sustainable solutions like installing electric vehicle charging stations at 7,000 fuel stations over the next five years. Through its initiatives in education, health, and community development, BPCL continues to prioritize the well-being of local communities while pursuing environmental and social objectives.