NTPC, a government-owned power giant in India, celebrated its 50th Raising Day with a major achievement in sustainable fuel production. The company successfully synthesized CO2 captured from flue gas with hydrogen to produce methanol at its Vindhyachal plant, marking a significant milestone in carbon management. NTPC Chairman, Gurdeep Singh, highlighted the importance of this achievement, as both the CO2 capture plant and the CO2-to-methanol plant are the first of their kind globally. Singh also mentioned NTPC's focus on other innovative technologies like Gen-4 ethanol, green urea, and sustainable aviation fuel. The company has made strides in areas such as hydrogen, carbon capture, and developed an indigenous catalyst for Methanol Synthesis. Additionally, NTPC virtually launched hydrogen-fuel buses in Leh, showcasing its commitment to advancing clean and green technologies. The 50th Raising Day celebration also unveiled a new 50-year logo symbolizing NTPC's commitment to growth and excellence, along with recognizing the achievements of employees' children. NTPC's dedication to creating a sustainable future with renewable energy sources like Nuclear was reiterated by Singh, emphasizing the company's ambition for a greener tomorrow.