India is gearing up to host the second edition of the International Conference on Green Hydrogen in New Delhi from September 11-13, showcasing its dedication to advancing in the clean energy sector. Minister Pralhad Joshi emphasized India's ambition to lead in green hydrogen and reduce dependence on conventional power sources. The National Green Hydrogen Mission has made notable progress, with plans to become a global hub for green hydrogen production and derivatives. The conference aims to attract international and national scientists, with 2000 registrations already and expectations of 6000 more, along with 120 exhibitors. India's targets include achieving 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen production capacity by 2030 and committing to net-zero emissions by 2070. This push for green energy aligns with global momentum towards climate mitigation, as seen in India's commitments at COP26. The 'Panchamrit' pledge outlines ambitious goals, including reaching 500 GW of non-fossil electricity capacity and reducing emissions by 1 billion tonnes by 2030. India's holistic approach also includes reducing emissions intensity of GDP by 45%, emphasizing the nation's commitment to a sustainable future.