The Adani Group has commenced blending green hydrogen with natural gas in parts of Ahmedabad to reduce emissions and transition to cleaner energy solutions. Through a partnership with TotalEnergies, Adani Total Gas Ltd (ATGL) has begun blending 2.2-2.3% green hydrogen in piped natural gas supplies in Shantigram. This initiative, involving hydrogen produced via electrolysis with renewable energy sources, aims to lower greenhouse gas emissions and provide uninterrupted hydrogen-blended natural gas to domestic and commercial consumers. The project signifies a significant step towards reducing carbon footprint and supporting sustainable development. ATGL plans to progressively increase the green hydrogen blend in natural gas to 5% and 8%, in line with regulatory limits. The CEO highlighted the initiative's role in decarbonizing India's energy landscape and ensuring a cleaner, greener future. Additionally, the project showcases the potential to blend up to 30% hydrogen with necessary infrastructure modifications. This green hydrogen initiative contributes to the global energy transition by addressing climate change and reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the region.