The Indian government has unveiled a ₹200 crore scheme to bolster the development of testing facilities and infrastructure for green hydrogen technologies as part of the National Green Hydrogen Mission (NGHM). The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) issued guidelines on July 4, 2024, outlining the objectives of the initiative. These goals include identifying existing testing capability gaps, establishing new facilities, upgrading infrastructure, and ensuring equipment safety in the green hydrogen value chain. Over the 2024-26 period, the scheme will be executed with detailed guidelines, with the National Institute of Solar Energy (NISE) overseeing implementation. NISE will identify areas requiring testing infrastructure development and solicit proposals for new facilities, requiring completion within specific timeframes. The scheme's ultimate aim is to cultivate a robust green hydrogen ecosystem in India, enhancing the safety and efficiency of deploying this sustainable energy technology.