At the 7th G-STIC conference in New Delhi, experts discussed the significance of public-private partnerships in establishing the infrastructure needed for hydrogen-powered mobility in India. The event focused on harmonizing technological, policy, and business solutions to address global climate challenges. Hydrogen was recognized as a crucial element in India's energy transition, especially for sectors hard to electrify. The importance of integrating technological solutions with appropriate policies and partnerships to drive real-world impact was emphasized by G-STIC General Manager Dietrich Van der Weken. Cross-sector collaboration among automakers, energy companies, and policymakers was highlighted as essential for driving technological innovation. The experts stressed the necessity of investments in hydrogen refuelling stations to facilitate the widespread adoption of hydrogen-powered vehicles throughout India's diverse landscape. The event signified the critical role of hydrogen in transforming India's mobility sector and advancing sustainable development.