The European Energy Exchange (EEX) and the Indian Gas Exchange (IGX) have teamed up with support from Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) to pave the way for a hydrogen trading market in India. Under the International Hydrogen Ramp-Up (H2Uppp) program, funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK), this collaboration seeks to enhance India's green hydrogen sector. The partnership's primary objectives include establishing a hydrogen price index and offering trading services to various stakeholders, spanning production, trading, transport, and consumption sectors, as well as engaging policymakers and regulators. By focusing on market insights and global best practices, the initiative aims to solidify India's role as a leading global hub for green hydrogen. Noteworthy quotes from key figures involved in the agreement highlight the importance of global cooperation and market expertise in developing the hydrogen sector. Peter Reitz from EEX emphasizes the need for a global perspective in hydrogen development, while Rajesh Mediratta from IGX underlines the significance of leveraging energy market experience to build the hydrogen market. Tobias Winter from GIZ stresses the value of establishing an Indian hydrogen price index, particularly for green hydrogen, to provide price signals to the market and attract global buyers. The signing of the agreement by the involved parties marks the beginning of a concerted effort to boost India's green energy landscape through the creation of a robust hydrogen trading ecosystem.