India is on a path to becoming the world's hydrogen heartland with a recent agreement between Asahi India Glass and INOX Air Products for green hydrogen supply to a float glass facility in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan. This 20-year agreement includes the provision of green hydrogen through electrolysis powered by solar energy, aiming to produce 190 tons annually and reduce carbon emissions significantly. The project signifies a shift towards decarbonization and sustainability in India's industrial sector, showcasing a commitment to green technology and renewable energy sources. The use of green hydrogen in glass production demonstrates a dedication to circularity, decarbonization, and overall sustainability. The partnership highlights a joint effort to reduce the carbon footprint in manufacturing processes. With this progressive step, India is gearing up to be a global leader in renewable energy adoption, contributing to the country's energy transition and a greener future.