India's Union Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh Puri, emphasized India's potential in green hydrogen production at the 2nd International Conference on Green Hydrogen. He highlighted the country's advantage in solar energy and investments in the power grid, setting a target of 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030. The government has introduced the Green Hydrogen Policy, including the National Green Hydrogen Mission with an initial outlay of Rs.19,744 crores. Incentives like waiver of inter-state transmission charges aim to boost production and save Rs. 1 lakh crores in fossil fuel imports by 2030, attracting investments exceeding Rs. 30 lakh crores and creating over 6 lakh jobs. The focus is on transitioning to a greener economy and addressing aspects like green financing, human resource upskilling, and industry collaboration to position India as a pivotal market for green hydrogen. The sentiment towards green hydrogen is positive, with ministers emphasizing the economic benefits, sustainability, and global leadership potential in the green energy sector.