NTPC Ltd, India’s largest integrated power utility, celebrated its 50th Raising Day in New Delhi, commemorating five decades of growth and innovation in the power sector. The event was graced by Gurdeep Singh, CMD, who hoisted the NTPC flag and virtually launched hydrogen-fuel buses set to operate in Leh. NTPC showcased its commitment to green technologies by announcing the successful synthesis of CO2 captured from flue gas with hydrogen into methanol at its Vindhyachal plant, a pioneering achievement in sustainable fuel production. The company also unveiled a 50-year logo symbolizing its legacy and commitment to growth. NTPC emphasized its dedication to innovation with developments in Gen-4 ethanol, green urea, and Sustainable Aviation Fuel. Additionally, the event highlighted NTPC's progress in hydrogen, carbon capture, and other innovative technologies, reflecting its aim to create an environmentally-sustainable future. The celebration included recognizing employees' children, launching new IT applications, and releasing a comic book on NTPC's Girl Empowerment Mission. Gurdeep Singh paid tribute to the visionary leadership of NTPC's founders and reiterated the company's commitment to powering India's future sustainably. With a diverse portfolio of power plants, NTPC aims to provide reliable, affordable, and sustainable electricity to the nation while embracing clean energy technologies for a greener future.