In a significant step towards clean energy, Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal virtually flagged off domestically manufactured electrolysers by L&T for a pioneering Green Hydrogen plant at Kandla's Deendayal Port Authority. The initiative aligns with the National Green Hydrogen Mission and aims to transform Kandla into a Green Hydrogen Hub. The establishment of a 1 MW Green Hydrogen Plant, with plans to expand to 10 MW, signifies a milestone in the maritime sector's transition to sustainable energy. The focus is on providing engineers and technicians with practical experience in Green Hydrogen production, storage, and management. Recognizing L&T's capabilities, the Deendayal Port Authority has assigned them the task of producing critical 1 MW electrolysers needed for hydrogen generation. This feat was accomplished in just three months. These electrolysers are key to the production process and will be installed at the Kandla site, with the plant expected to start operations by July 2025. The plant aims to produce 18 kg of Green Hydrogen per hour, translating to an annual output of 80-90 tonnes. This project positions Kandla as the first port in India to house a Green Hydrogen facility utilizing domestic technology. The Green Hydrogen generated will be used to power fuel cells, promoting environmentally friendly and sustainable power solutions within the port. Future plans include expanding the facility to produce Green Ammonia through additional plant modules, further enhancing the port's eco-friendly operations.