A 1 MW green hydrogen demonstration plant is currently under construction at Kandla Port in Gujarat, India, with plans to commence supplies by July 2025. This project, developed at a cost of ₹13 crore, is intended to primarily fuel hydrogen-powered buses operated by the Deendayal Port Authority in Gandhidham. The electrolyser testing for the plant has been completed at Larsen & Toubro's Hazira facility, with installation at Kandla Port imminent. The initiative at Kandla Port aims to support green mobility by fueling 11 hydrogen-powered buses and generating electricity through fuel cells to power port and jetty areas. This project is part of a broader push towards green hydrogen production in Kandla, with 3,400 acres allocated to major companies like Reliance, L&T, Welspun, and AM Green Hydrogen to set up facilities producing 5.5 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually. In addition to domestic consumption, the green hydrogen and its derivatives like methanol and green ammonia will be exported and utilized as fuel for vessels at the port. Kandla, along with Tuticorin and Paradip, has been earmarked as key ports in India for developing hydrogen hubs, signifying a shift towards sustainable energy practices in the country.