Ducon Infratechnologies, in collaboration with DeltaVision GmbH, showcased its advanced fluid control systems for hydrogen mobility, storage, and safety at the GH2 Summit held in New Delhi. The event, supported by the Ministry of Heavy Industries and organized by the Sustainable Development Leaders Council, aimed to drive India's hydrogen transformation. India's focus on green hydrogen was reiterated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who set ambitious targets for green hydrogen production by 2030 through the National Green Hydrogen Mission. Ducon's participation highlighted the company's commitment to supporting this mission. Despite progress in hydrogen production, challenges exist in developing infrastructure for hydrogen mobility and storage, particularly in critical sectors like transportation and shipping. The GH2 Summit showcased the need for specialized components due to hydrogen's corrosive properties, a gap that Ducon's fluid control systems aim to fill. Ducon's solenoid valves, check valves, and pressure regulators are designed for high-pressure and corrosive environments, making them essential for safe hydrogen transport. Ducon's solutions are well-suited for government initiatives, including hydrogen transport corridors and pilot projects for hydrogen-powered vehicles, ships, and rockets. The company's capabilities in offering advanced fluid control systems for both hydrogen and ammonia applications give it a competitive edge in supporting India's National Green Hydrogen Mission. The article reflects a positive sentiment towards Ducon's contributions to India's green hydrogen revolution and the potential of its technology to address key challenges in the hydrogen sector.