The International Conference on Green Hydrogen (ICGH-2024) in New Delhi saw India's announcement of an exclusive partnership with the European Hydrogen Week to boost green hydrogen exports and align with EU regulations. Notable collaborations included a Letter of Intent signed for Ammonia import terminals between Netherlands' Chane Terminal and India's ACME Cleantech. Sessions chaired by key figures like Pankaj Agarwal and Dr. Abhay Karandikar discussed the significance of green hydrogen in global decarbonization efforts and shared strategies to address challenges in the sector. The event highlighted the vital role of innovation and leadership in the youth, with figures like Saina Nehwal and Prof. Ajay K. Sood urging active participation in the green hydrogen movement. Panel discussions emphasized the youth's impact on climate action and sustainability, aligning with India's goal to become a major renewable energy producer by 2030. The session concluded with a call for sustainable practices and engagement of youth in combating climate change, reflecting a collective commitment to a greener future.