Cochin International Airport Ltd (CIAL) in Kochi, India, is a pioneer in renewable energy adoption, being the world's first airport fully powered by solar energy. With plans to double its solar power generation capacity in the coming years, CIAL is set to install new solar plants in remote locations to meet increasing energy needs. The airport also aims to expand its renewable energy sources by venturing into run-of-the-river hydroelectric projects. Moreover, CIAL has partnered with BPCL to establish the country's first green hydrogen plant, utilizing electricity from its solar installations. The airport's commitment to innovation extends to exploring smart grid technologies, energy storage solutions, and other cutting-edge approaches to enhance energy efficiency and sustainability. By generating excess power through its renewable projects, CIAL has significantly reduced carbon emissions, showcasing its dedication to green initiatives and environmental conservation.