The article discusses the initiation of India's first green hydrogen plant at Kandla Port by Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal. The plant, with a current 1 MW capacity, aims to produce 18 kg of green hydrogen per hour, eventually scaling up to 10 MW. This initiative supports sustainable port operations and aligns with the National Green Hydrogen Mission. L&T manufactured the electrolysers in a short timeframe, facilitating the project's progress. The green hydrogen produced will power fuel cells, providing clean energy for port operations, and there are plans to incorporate green ammonia production. The project not only aims to provide practical experience in green hydrogen production but also emphasizes the importance of using domestically produced electrolysers, contributing to the 'Make in India' initiative. This achievement positions DPA Kandla as a leader in sustainable port operations in India. The project's annual output is projected to be 80-90 tonnes of green hydrogen, further promoting cleaner energy solutions within the port, and providing crucial exposure to engineers and technicians in the green hydrogen ecosystem.