Jakson Green, in collaboration with NTPC at the Vindhyachal Thermal Power Plant in Madhya Pradesh, has achieved a significant milestone by successfully producing methanol from captured carbon dioxide (CO2). This project, developed by NETRA, NTPC's research and development division, involves capturing CO2 directly from flue gas emissions and converting it into methanol for use in power generation and transportation. Bikesh Ogra, CEO of Jakson Green, expressed pride in this transformative project, marking the first instance of producing methanol from captured carbon in India. The project signifies a major advancement in the country's green energy sector and underlines Jakson Green's dedication to sustainable innovations. Methanol, a versatile fuel and industrial chemical, serves various purposes such as powering vehicles, producing plastics, paints, and building materials, and is being explored as a cleaner energy source. Jakson Green's project is a pioneer in India's efforts towards carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) technology to reduce industrial emissions. India's commitment to achieving Net Zero by 2070 is driving the adoption of CCU technologies across the country. Projects like the pilot CCU initiative by Indian Oil Corporation in Gujarat and Tata Steel's CO2 capture project at the Jamshedpur plant exemplify the nation's push for sustainable energy solutions and emissions reduction. The National Hydrogen Mission in India aims to significantly reduce emissions by 2030 and reach Net Zero by mid-century, with a focus on leveraging clean energy sources like hydrogen. Jakson Green's innovative project and similar initiatives in the country are crucial steps towards a greener and more sustainable energy future in India.