Johnson Matthey, a UK-listed company with diverse business operations including automotive catalytic converters, platinum group metals refining, and fuel cell production, is making significant strides in India towards achieving net zero emissions and supporting the country's renewable energy targets. Through its Catalyst Technologies unit, the company focuses on converting raw materials like fossil-based feedstocks, biomass, CO2, and municipal waste into essential chemicals and fuels, adapting to the sustainability needs of its customers. Johnson Matthey's role in India includes collaborating with local customers, expanding into the engineering sector, and contributing to projects worldwide through global collaboration. In the context of India's target of 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030, Johnson Matthey plays a crucial role in hydrogen production. The company provides technologies for blue and green hydrogen production, catalysts, and components for electrolyzers, and innovative solutions for converting hydrogen into low-carbon fuels and chemicals, aligning with India's renewable energy roadmap. While challenges like cost and adoption reluctance exist, Johnson Matthey remains optimistic about the potential of hydrogen as a sustainable fuel, emphasizing the need for continued technological advancements and collaborative efforts to drive the hydrogen economy forward.