Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 2nd International Conference on Green Hydrogen in New Delhi, emphasizing the importance of green hydrogen in achieving sustainability goals. PM Modi urged the global scientific community to collaborate on shaping policies for the green hydrogen sector and making India a global hub for its production, utilization, and export. He highlighted India's early fulfillment of Paris commitments on green energy and the significant growth in nonfossil fuel and solar energy capacities. The Prime Minister stressed the need for continued focus on strengthening sustainable solutions. Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri highlighted India's advantage in green hydrogen production due to abundant solar energy resources and a robust power grid. He emphasized India's potential to lead global green energy demand across various sectors. Union Minister Pralhad Joshi emphasized green hydrogen's role in enhancing India's global positioning and meeting environmental and social goals. The ministers showcased India's commitment to green hydrogen through the launch of the National Green Hydrogen Mission, promoting innovation, infrastructure development, and investments in research and development. The summit discussed the benefits of green hydrogen in decarbonizing industries like refineries, fertilizers, and heavy-duty transportation. India's focus on integrating green hydrogen into its energy mix and industrial processes aims to drive sustainability and global competitiveness.