India is making significant strides towards sustainable energy practices, particularly in the areas of ethanol blending and green hydrogen production. Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri announced plans to surpass the 20% ethanol blending target, with the current rate at 19.6%, well ahead of the 2026 objective. The government is also focusing on developing green hydrogen to reduce the country's fuel imports, aiming to lower the cost to $2.5 per kg to spark a revolution in the energy sector. Assam, highlighted as a crucial player in India's energy landscape, boasts substantial natural gas reserves and refining capacities. The state's Chief Minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma, projected a significant increase in crude oil output and natural gas production by 2030, emphasizing the region's potential for industrial growth and job creation. The commissioning of India's first Green Hydrogen plant in Jorhat by Oil India Limited signals a commitment to green energy initiatives, with collaborations in place to integrate green hydrogen into various sectors. The energy session in Guwahati showcased Assam's infrastructure advancements, including the Barauni-Guwahati Pipeline and the North East Gas Grid, promoting regional energy distribution. With increasing investments and policy support, India is on track to lead the global transition towards clean energy, with Assam playing a crucial role in driving sustainable innovation and development within the energy sector.