Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu laid the foundation of North India's first 1 MW Green Hydrogen Plant in Dabhota, Himachal Pradesh, in collaboration with Oil India Limited. The project, with an estimated cost of Rs 9.04 crore, aims to be completed within a year. This initiative aligns with the state's vision of becoming India's first Green Energy State by 2026. The plant will use electrolysis to produce green hydrogen, emphasizing the state's commitment to renewable energy and sustainability. The project is expected to produce 154,395 kilograms of green hydrogen annually, significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The government's focus on green energy is further highlighted by the signing of an MoU with Oil India Limited for the development of solar energy, green hydrogen, geothermal energy, and compressed biogas. The project's emphasis on utilizing renewable sources and promoting a cleaner energy ecosystem showcases the government's dedication to sustainable energy solutions. Additionally, the state government's progress towards achieving a 500 MW solar energy target demonstrates their commitment to renewable energy initiatives.