Ducon Infratechnologies Limited, in collaboration with DeltaVision GmbH, showcased its advanced fluid control systems for hydrogen applications at the GH2 Summit in New Delhi. The event highlighted India's leadership in green hydrogen, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi setting ambitious targets for green hydrogen production by 2030. Ducon's participation emphasized its commitment to driving India's hydrogen transformation and supporting the National Green Hydrogen Mission. India has issued tenders for green hydrogen and green ammonia, with pilot projects already in progress. However, challenges persist in developing infrastructure for hydrogen mobility and storage, as well as in specialized components required for pure hydrogen transport. Ducon's solenoid valves, check valves, and pressure regulators are designed to address these challenges, making them essential for safe and efficient hydrogen transport. Ducon's expertise in providing high-performance components for hydrogen and ammonia applications positions the company as a key player in supporting government initiatives like hydrogen transport corridors and pilot projects for hydrogen-powered vehicles, ships, and rockets. The company's focus on clean energy and sustainability aligns with India's goals for green hydrogen production and reinforces its role in the country's energy transition. Overall, Ducon's presence at the GH2 Summit and its advanced fluid control systems underscore its commitment to advancing India's green hydrogen mission and contributing to a more sustainable energy future.