Assam, through Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma's address at the Advantage Assam 2.0 Infrastructure and Investment Summit, highlighted its pivotal role in India's energy sector. With boasts of four operational refineries and significant refining capacity, Assam emphasized its contributions to the nation's energy security, holding 12% of India's natural gas reserves and being a major onshore natural gas producer. The state's expanding energy infrastructure, including the Barauni-Guwahati Pipeline and North East Gas Grid, signifies its commitment to enhancing energy distribution. Home to key petrochemical players like BCPL and NRL, Assam's petrochemical sector contributes significantly to the state's economy. Looking ahead, Assam is poised for major growth in the hydrocarbon sector, with plans to double crude oil availability by 2030 and increase natural gas production substantially. The state's foray into green hydrogen and renewable energy, with initiatives like the first Green Hydrogen plant, showcases its commitment to clean energy. Assam is strategically positioning itself as a hub for sustainable fuels and modernization, with a vision for economic growth and energy security. The focus on green energy, sustainable fuels, and clean energy transitions signals a positive shift for Assam, as it aims to contribute significantly to India's energy landscape while embracing the future of energy innovation and sustainability.