The Conference on Maritime Decarbonization in India, held in New Delhi and co-hosted by the Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways and the Asian Development Bank, brought together 200 delegates to discuss the future of green shipping and port operations. The event underscored India's commitment to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2070, showcasing initiatives such as the Harit Sagar Green Port Guidelines and National Green Hydrogen Mission. Key discussions revolved around green port infrastructure, clean harbor craft, zero-carbon fuels, and emissions reduction strategies. The conference highlighted the pivotal role of the maritime sector in India's climate goals and emphasized ADB's commitment to financing sustainable development. Notable sessions included insights on smart ports, green corridors, and the adoption of alternative fuels like green hydrogen and ammonia. The event also emphasized the importance of inland waterways for decarbonization efforts and advocated for collaboration to drive progress in India's maritime decarbonization goals. The conference concluded with a panel discussion on priorities and the path forward for sustainable and green shipping practices, emphasizing the need for continued collaboration among stakeholders to achieve shared decarbonization objectives. As India progresses towards its ambitious goals, the conference insights are poised to influence policies and practices, shaping a cleaner and greener maritime sector.