In Ahmedabad, a team from the Centre of Excellence for Geothermal Energy at Pandit Deendayal Energy University (PDEU) has demonstrated a groundbreaking initiative in the field of renewable energy. By showcasing the production of green hydrogen and its storage at the Geothermal Park in Unai, Navsari, they have set a new benchmark in sustainable energy production. Prof Anirbid Sircar, the head of the centre, emphasized the significance of their novel energy integration system that combines hybrid solar-geothermal resources through an Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) for continuous power generation and hydrogen production. The system converts thermal energy into 150KW of electricity, with a portion allocated to the electrolyser that produces hydrogen at a rate of 2,100 ml per minute. This successful pilot project not only generated green hydrogen but also gained recognition at the FICCI Bharat R&D Summit 2024 for its commercial potential and industry-academia collaboration. Prof Sircar highlighted the efficiency improvements brought by the integration of geothermal and solar resources, enabling round-the-clock electricity generation. This initiative stands as a testament to the innovative strides being made in the realm of renewable energy, paving the way for more sustainable energy practices.