At the G-STIC conference in New Delhi, experts highlighted the significance of public-private partnerships in establishing the infrastructure needed for hydrogen-powered mobility in India. The event showcased the critical role hydrogen can play in the country's energy transition, particularly in sectors challenging to electrify. Emphasizing the importance of a comprehensive approach, the experts stressed that technological solutions must align with effective policies and partnerships to drive tangible outcomes. G-STIC General Manager, Dietrich Van der Weken, underscored the necessity of integrating hydrogen and renewable energy into the energy transition. The experts called for collaborative efforts among automakers, energy firms, and policymakers to foster innovation and develop a cohesive energy ecosystem. They also noted the essentiality of investments in hydrogen refuelling stations to support the widespread use of hydrogen-powered vehicles across India's varied landscape. Overall, the conference advocated for a collective approach to leverage technological advancements and public-private collaborations to advance sustainable mobility solutions in India.