Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the second International Conference on Green Hydrogen, emphasizing the urgency for climate action and India's commitment to green energy. India has achieved its Paris commitments on green energy ahead of schedule and is now focusing on innovative solutions like Green Hydrogen for industries that are difficult to electrify. PM Modi highlighted the potential of Green Hydrogen in decarbonizing sectors like refineries, fertilizers, and heavy-duty transportation. He discussed the National Green Hydrogen Mission's goals to make India a global hub for Green Hydrogen production, emphasizing investments in research, infrastructure, and skill development. The Prime Minister stressed the need for global partnerships to accelerate the energy transition and reduce costs through cooperation. He encouraged domain experts to lead the way in addressing challenges in the Green Hydrogen sector and proposed ideas like using seawater for production. PM Modi called for collective action and innovation to achieve a sustainable future, urging the scientific community to drive meaningful exchanges at forums like the International Conference on Green Hydrogen.