Himachal Pradesh's Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu is advocating for the transformation of the Kalka-Shimla UNESCO World Heritage train to run on green hydrogen. This initiative is part of the state's broader aim to achieve green energy status by 2026. The state government is working towards a 90% renewable energy consumption in the power distribution network, with an emphasis on hydro, solar, and wind power. Plans include boosting solar power generation capacity, launching 'Green Panchayat' schemes, and progressing in the production of Green Hydrogen. Himachal Pradesh is also committed to transitioning to electric vehicles, with a goal to replace a significant portion of the state's fleet with electric buses over the next few years. The government is also leading by example by converting its diesel and petrol vehicles to electric. In addition, efforts are being made to create green corridors for EVs on major highways and support youth through grants to purchase eco-friendly vehicles. The state is stringent on promoting environmentally friendly industries, with strict evaluation processes in place for new proposals. This holistic approach reflects Himachal Pradesh's commitment to sustainability and aligning with India's climate commitments and Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). The state’s progress in green initiatives signifies a promising step towards a cleaner and greener future.