India is taking significant steps towards establishing itself as a global leader in green hydrogen production and export, as highlighted by Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Shri Hardeep Singh Puri. The 2nd International Conference on Green Hydrogen emphasized India's commitment to leveraging green hydrogen as the 'fuel of the future' and outlined various initiatives to boost production. With key players like CIAL, IOCL, and GAIL leading new projects in different sectors, such as aviation, transportation, and industrial production, India is driving innovation in the green energy space. The country's strategic advantages, including abundant natural resources, a robust infrastructure, and a surge in solar energy capacity, position India to meet the growing global demand for green hydrogen. The Green Hydrogen Policy and National Green Hydrogen Mission set ambitious targets, provide incentives, and aim to create a thriving hydrogen hub in India, contributing to economic development, energy security, and sustainability. With states like Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Kerala also developing policies to incentivize green hydrogen usage, India's commitment to becoming a global leader in clean energy is reinforced.