Swati Salgaocar, chairperson of CII's western region, highlighted India's position at the energy shift crossroads, stressing the role of green hydrogen in the country's journey towards sustainability. Salgaocar outlined the potential for India to lead in green hydrogen by 2030 through collaborative efforts between public and private sectors, emphasizing the significance of strong policy frameworks and innovation. The CII national summit focused on catalyzing India's clean energy future, with Salgaocar underlining the economic growth and energy independence that renewable energy goals, particularly green hydrogen production, can drive. Goa announced ambitious plans for pilot projects on green hydrogen and ammonia, aligning with the state's roadmap to phase out coal and oil for industrial energy by 2050. Salgaocar praised India's targets for green hydrogen production, emphasizing the need for startups to drive innovation towards a greener and economically vibrant future. The convergence of efforts is crucial for India to achieve leadership in renewable energy and spearhead the global energy transformation.