In Bhubaneswar, Odisha, a significant development in eco-friendly transport solutions has been marked with the signing of a tripartite MoU between NTPC Limited, GRIDCO Limited, and CRUT. The collaboration aims to implement innovative green energy technologies in the state, particularly focusing on revolutionizing the public transport system. The project, effective for the next five years, involves NTPC concentrating on hydrogen production, GRIDCO ensuring renewable energy supply, and CRUT managing the operations of hydrogen-powered buses. The initiative, under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, includes a pilot project funded by ARAI to transition from fossil fuel-based buses to hydrogen-powered buses. The project features the deployment of three hydrogen fuel cell buses, a hydrogen production plant at CRUT's Gadakana depot, and renewable energy supply facilitated by GRIDCO. This green initiative aligns with Odisha's Renewable Energy Policy and NTPC's renewable energy diversification strategy, indicating a step towards reducing carbon emissions and improving the quality of bus services in Odisha. By incorporating green hydrogen as a fuel source, Odisha is not only advancing in clean public transport but also supporting India's efforts in addressing climate change and promoting renewable energy. The successful implementation of this project is expected to contribute significantly to India's clean energy transition and showcase Odisha's commitment to a sustainable and eco-friendly future.