Indian Oil is currently operating 15 green hydrogen fuel cell buses in the Delhi-NCR region, with each bus covering an average of 20,000 kilometers, resulting in a total of 300,000 kilometers collectively across the fleet. In a collaboration between the Indian Army and Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL), the Indian Army received a hydrogen fuel cell bus to initiate trials exploring the potential adoption of fuel cell technology for public transportation. The bus, with a seating capacity of 37 passengers, boasts an impressive mileage of 250-300 km on a full 30 kg tank of hydrogen fuel, emitting only water vapor as a by-product, ensuring zero emissions. This move signifies a significant step towards sustainable and eco-friendly transportation solutions. Additionally, the Indian Army has been proactive in green initiatives, evidenced by signing an MoU for green hydrogen-based microgrid power plants along the northern borders. This initiative aims to provide round-the-clock clean electricity to troops stationed in challenging terrains and extreme weather conditions. The joint effort between the Indian Army and IOCL highlights a commitment to innovation, sustainability, and environmental responsibility in the pursuit of cleaner and greener transport solutions.