Himachal Pradesh, under the leadership of Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, is making remarkable progress towards its goal of becoming India's first 'Green Energy' state by 2026. The state is actively pursuing various solar power projects with the aim of generating 72 MW of solar energy by the end of 2025. The Himachal Pradesh Power Corporation Limited (HPPCL) has kickstarted the construction of several solar projects, including major plants in districts like Una and Solan. The government's commitment to clean energy is evident through the initiation of multiple projects and the planning of future ventures. Recent achievements, such as the operational 32 MW and 5 MW solar plants, highlight the state's success in contributing to electricity generation and revenue. Furthermore, with plans for new solar projects and the venture into green hydrogen production with the collaboration of Oil India Limited, Himachal Pradesh is paving the way for a sustainable and renewable energy future. This proactive approach ensures a greener and more environmentally friendly trajectory for the state, setting an example for the rest of India to follow.