During India Energy Week 2025, Shri Hardeep Puri, the Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, emphasized India's green hydrogen potential, highlighting the country's target of producing five million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030. Puri expressed confidence in surpassing this target, considering the significant growth the industry has witnessed since the inception of the National Hydrogen Mission. The event featured hydrogen buses in operation, symbolizing India's commitment to sustainable transportation solutions. Tata Motors, in collaboration with Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL), introduced 15 Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) buses to evaluate the viability of hydrogen-based PEM fuel-cell technology in the Indian market. These buses, designed for ease of use and capable of seating 35 passengers, represent a pivotal step in promoting environmentally friendly transportation methods. The Minister highlighted the rapid developments in India's green hydrogen sector, citing various tenders, bid submissions, investments, and policy initiatives observed in Q4 2024. He emphasized that green hydrogen is transitioning into a mainstream narrative in the country, with Indian companies securing green ammonia export contracts with Europe, indicating a growing international interest in India's hydrogen capabilities. The collaborative efforts between government entities, companies like Tata Motors and IOCL, and advancements in policy and technology signal a promising future for India's hydrogen industry.