The Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, recently conducted a review of various projects under the Energy Department, emphasizing the state's dedication to expanding green energy initiatives. Among the projects discussed, the construction of a one MW Green Hydrogen Project in Nalagarh and a 32 MW Solar Power Project in Pekhubela stood out as significant achievements, with the latter being commissioned in a record six months. Additional solar power projects are also in progress in the Una district, showcasing the state's commitment to renewable energy sources. Sukhu expressed the government's interest in promoting hydropower tourism to provide employment opportunities to local youth, with plans to develop a policy and provide training for power project developers through the Department of Energy. The Chief Minister issued directives to fast-track ongoing power projects and explore the re-advertisement of non-responsive hydro projects to unlock Himachal Pradesh's hydropower potential. Additionally, efforts to expedite pump storage projects were emphasized during the review. The government's proactive approach towards green energy projects and the focus on leveraging hydrogen technology signal a positive shift towards sustainable energy practices in the region.