Indian oil and gas companies are actively pursuing green solutions like green hydrogen and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) to achieve net-zero emissions. The companies, including ONGC and Indian Oil, are making significant investments in renewable energy and technologies to reduce their carbon footprint. ONGC is advancing in CCUS technology with the capacity to sequester CO2 emissions, emphasizing its importance for sustainability. The report also mentions Indian Oil's collaboration with renewable energy companies to venture into the green hydrogen space and enhance domestic electrolyser production. The government's support, including introducing policies for emissions reduction and setting a national net-zero target by 2070, is encouraging the industry's shift towards sustainability. Companies like Bharat Petroleum are focusing on using renewable energy to reduce emissions and developing innovative solutions like an ISTS hybrid system. Additionally, there is a strong emphasis on upskilling the workforce to adapt to new technologies and challenges related to achieving net-zero targets. Overall, the initiatives of Indian oil and gas companies demonstrate a positive commitment towards environmental responsibility and a sustainable future.