The Government-owned power company, NTPC, achieved a significant milestone by successfully synthesizing CO2 captured from flue gas with hydrogen to produce methanol at its Vindhyachal plant in New Delhi. This accomplishment represents a groundbreaking achievement in carbon management and sustainable fuel production, as stated by NTPC Chairman Gurdeep Singh. The CO2 capture plant and the CO2-to-methanol plant are the first of their kind globally, underlining NTPC's innovative approach to tackling environmental challenges. In addition to this success, NTPC is actively involved in developing Gen-4 ethanol, green urea, and sustainable aviation fuel, further demonstrating its commitment to environmentally friendly practices. During the 50th Raising Day celebration, NTPC virtually launched hydrogen-fueled buses that will operate in Leh, showcasing the company's dedication to advancing clean and green technologies. The event also marked the unveiling of NTPC's new 50-year logo, symbolizing growth, excellence, and an enduring commitment to shaping a sustainable future. NTPC's focus on renewable energy sources, including nuclear, reflects its ambition to contribute to a greener and more sustainable India for years to come.