Avaada Group, through a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Skill Council for Green Jobs, has taken a significant step towards supporting India's National Green Hydrogen Mission. This partnership focuses on skill development and youth empowerment in the green hydrogen sector, aiming to build a proficient workforce aligned with India's decarbonization and economic growth targets. The initiative, under the Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) 4.0 and the National Green Hydrogen Mission, seeks to equip individuals with specialized training to accelerate India's transition to green energy. The collaboration between Avaada Group and the Skill Council for Green Jobs is designed to empower the youth with essential skills required for rewarding careers in the green hydrogen industry. Through targeted training programs and reskilling efforts, Avaada aims to cultivate a talent pool that will drive India's vision of a skilled workforce in the Green Hydrogen Domain. This initiative also supports the demand for expertise in areas such as fuel cells, electrolyzers, and project management. Vineet Mittal, Chairman of Avaada Group, emphasized the importance of empowering skilled professionals for India's clean energy future. This commitment reflects Avaada's dedication to championing the National Green Hydrogen Mission and contributing to the growth of the green hydrogen value chain in India. The collaboration is expected to play a crucial role in creating job opportunities, attracting investments, and reducing annual greenhouse gas emissions in the country. Aligned with the objectives of the National Green Hydrogen Mission, Avaada Group, in partnership with government bodies and industry stakeholders, will deliver specialized training programs that incorporate hydrogen technologies into the curriculum. By reskilling individuals from traditional industries, the initiative aims to bridge the skills gap and strengthen India's skilled talent pool for the green hydrogen sector. Overall, this strategic partnership represents a positive step towards building a sustainable workforce for the future of green hydrogen in India.