Amara Raja Infra has achieved a significant milestone by constructing India's first green hydrogen (GH2) fuelling station in Leh, Ladakh for NTPC. The inauguration of the station, which took place on 24th November 2024 by Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, marks a crucial step in India's journey towards green mobility. The station, capable of producing 80 kg of green hydrogen daily, was completed in just two years despite facing extreme environmental challenges, including temperatures ranging from -25°C to 30°C at an altitude of 3,400 meters above sea level. The completion of this project enables NTPC to operate five hydrogen fuel cell buses in and around Leh, showcasing India's prowess in adopting cutting-edge clean energy solutions. The successful establishment of the GH2 station cements India's position among the front-runners in green hydrogen infrastructure globally and sets the stage for the development of similar facilities nationwide. This achievement not only supports India's goals of reducing emissions and promoting sustainable transportation but also aligns with the National Hydrogen Energy Mission, reinforcing the government's commitment to leveraging hydrogen as a clean energy source. The successful implementation of this project is expected to inspire further investments in clean energy technologies and contribute to India's continued leadership in the global hydrogen economy.