Gensol Engineering has partnered with Matrix Gas & Renewables Consortium to lead the establishment of India's first green hydrogen-powered steel production facility. This project, endorsed under the National Green Hydrogen Mission with governmental support, aims to revolutionize the steel industry by utilizing 100% green hydrogen as its energy source. The project, with a total capital expenditure of INR 321 crore, intends to eliminate carbon dioxide emissions linked to traditional methods through the use of green hydrogen. The pilot plant, managed by a consortium including Gensol Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar, and Metsol AB of Sweden, will operate at a capacity of 50 tonnes per day, marking a significant advancement in cleaner steel production. Chirag Kotecha of Matrix Gas & Renewables expressed pride in leading this transformative initiative, highlighting the commitment to sustainable practices and India's clean energy transition. The venture aims to support India's renewable energy goals, aligning with the country's target to produce five million tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030. By replacing fossil fuel-based techniques with green hydrogen, the steel industry could substantially reduce its carbon emissions, with potential emission cuts by over 50%. The article underscores various ongoing projects across India to promote green hydrogen, positioning the country at the forefront of sustainable energy practices.