Amara Raja Infra recently announced the completion of India's first green hydrogen fuelling station in Leh, Ladakh, a groundbreaking project for emission-free transport. The facility, built for NTPC Ltd, has a capacity to produce 80kg of green hydrogen per day and was constructed over two years in challenging conditions at a height of 3,400 meters above sea level, with temperatures ranging from -25°Celsius to 30°Celsius. The inauguration of the fuelling station was carried out by Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, highlighting the importance of the project. The completion of this station is set to revolutionize green mobility in and around Leh and positions India as a pioneering country in the green hydrogen space. Amara Raja Infra emphasized the significance of this project as a precursor to larger green hydrogen mobility and storage initiatives aligned with the National Hydrogen Energy Mission. The successful deployment of five hydrogen fuel cell buses by NTPC in the region signifies a step towards sustainable transport solutions. Dwarakanadha Reddy, Business Head (Power EPC) at Amara Raja Infra Pvt Ltd, expressed enthusiasm about the company's entry into the green hydrogen infrastructure domain. This achievement not only showcases their EPC expertise but also signifies a move towards a cleaner and sustainable future. The project is expected to serve as a learning ground for future hydrogen fuelling stations across India, promoting a greener and more environmentally friendly transport ecosystem.