EIL and GAIL in India have reached a significant milestone by setting up the country's first catofin reactor at the Propane Dehydrogenation unit located in Usar, Maharashtra. This accomplishment not only marks a technological advancement in the petrochemical industry but also symbolizes a step towards reducing import dependency. Concurrently, Hygenco Green Energies has signed a memorandum of understanding with Mitsubishi Power to supply green fuel for their GTCC technology. This collaboration aims to explore the feasibility of utilizing green hydrogen and green ammonia in gas turbine combined cycle power plants. The partnership seeks to develop and deploy scalable and commercially viable assets for green fuel production, emphasizing a commitment to sustainable energy solutions. Additionally, Nayara Energy has received a patent for a technology that enhances the quality of kerosene-type petroleum distillates, showcasing innovative research work in the sector. This patent signifies a breakthrough in improving the quality of various petroleum products while also contributing to environmental sustainability. These advancements collectively reflect India's progression towards energy sustainability and technological innovation in the chemical and petrochemical industries.