The Ministry of New & Renewable Energy in India has released guidelines to bolster the quality and testing ecosystem in the Green Hydrogen (GH2) sector. The government scheme aims to provide funding for the development of testing facilities, infrastructure, and regulatory frameworks under the National Green Hydrogen Mission. With an allocated budget of Rs. 200 Crores until 2025-26, the scheme will identify gaps in existing testing facilities and support the creation of new ones to ensure secure operations in GH2 production. The National Institute of Solar Energy (NISE) will oversee the implementation of the scheme. The National Green Hydrogen Mission, initiated in January 2023 with a budget of Rs. 19,744 crores until 2029-30, aims to drive India towards self-reliance in clean energy and establish leadership in the global transition to clean energy. The mission is expected to lead to a significant reduction in carbon emissions, lower dependence on fossil fuel imports, and position India at the forefront of Green Hydrogen technology and markets. The guidelines emphasize the importance of building robust quality and performance testing facilities to ensure the sustainability, safety, and quality standards in Green Hydrogen production and trade.