In a significant move towards sustainability, Bhutan has unveiled its National Green Hydrogen Roadmap with ambitious targets to produce green hydrogen fuel. The roadmap aims to generate 710 tonnes annually by 2030 and scale it up to 70,000 tonnes by 2050, emphasizing the country's commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and fossil fuel dependency. Green hydrogen, sourced from renewable resources, offers a versatile and eco-friendly energy alternative with applications across multiple sectors. Bhutan's strategic position in the hydrogen market, coupled with its competitive renewable electricity costs, positions it as a key player in the region. The roadmap addresses not only the advantages of green hydrogen but also the obstacles such as technical expertise limitations and the necessity for a robust regulatory framework. By focusing on sectors like transportation and embracing electric vehicles, Bhutan aims to maintain its carbon neutrality and contribute significantly to global sustainable development goals. The involvement of key agencies in the implementation of the roadmap underscores Bhutan's serious commitment to a greener and more sustainable future.