The article discusses the challenges and opportunities India faces in the energy sector, particularly in relation to crude oil imports, the rise in demand for petroleum products, the growth of Electric Vehicles (EVs), and the emergence of Green Hydrogen. India's crude oil imports have reached record levels, driven by factors such as the demand for crude oil and discounted prices offered by Russia. The government is strategically focusing on reducing the import bill and developing infrastructure for alternative fuel sources to address the increasing demand for petroleum products. The surge in EV registrations, supported by government initiatives to bolster the EV ecosystem, indicates a potential shift towards cleaner energy sources. Furthermore, the National Green Hydrogen Mission aims to position India as a leader in Green Hydrogen production and export by 2030, with substantial investments already made in Green Hydrogen production and electrolyser manufacturing capacity. The article highlights the positive outlook towards transitioning to cleaner energy sources and reducing dependency on fossil fuels, with a specific emphasis on the potential of Green Hydrogen in revolutionizing the energy sector.