In Bhubaneswar, Odisha, a significant step has been taken towards a green hydrogen mobility project with the signing of a tripartite agreement involving CRUT, NTPC, and GRIDCO. The project aims to introduce hydrogen-powered buses as a sustainable alternative to diesel buses, with a focus on reducing carbon emissions and enhancing public transport. The agreement delineates the roles of each entity over a five-year period, with CRUT responsible for bus maintenance, NTPC for hydrogen production, and GRIDCO for renewable energy supply. The initiative has garnered support from officials like Odisha's Deputy Chief Minister and Housing and Urban Development Minister. With an investment from ARIA and plans to phase out diesel buses, the project aligns with national green energy missions. Initial deployment includes three hydrogen-powered buses with impressive mileage and a plan to establish a hydrogen production facility at the CRUT depot in Gadakan. GRIDCO will supply electricity to power the facility, showcasing a comprehensive approach to sustainable transport in the region.