Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri and Bhutan's Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay recently rode a green hydrogen-run bus in New Delhi, showcasing a commitment to sustainable mobility and a green future. The event, attended by senior dignitaries, emphasized India's plan to expand its fleet of green hydrogen buses and emerge as a global leader in green hydrogen production and exports. The National Green Hydrogen Mission, approved by the Indian Cabinet, aims to position India as a hub for green hydrogen technologies. The mission, with an initial outlay of Rs 19,744 crore, targets the production of 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually and aims to attract significant investments, create jobs, and reduce fossil fuel imports substantially. The collaboration between India and Bhutan underscores a shared vision for advancing green energy initiatives, with a particular focus on decarbonization and environmental sustainability. IndianOil, a key player in hydrogen research, has made significant strides in green hydrogen projects, including operating hydrogen fuel cell buses and establishing hydrogen dispensing stations. Notably, IndianOil's partnerships have resulted in the deployment of hydrogen fuel cell buses in the Delhi NCR region and Vadodara, showcasing advancements in eco-friendly transportation solutions. The momentum towards green hydrogen in India reflects a global shift towards clean energy solutions and a reduction in reliance on traditional power sources.