INOX India's involvement in the International Fusion Research Project, ITER, situated in Cadarache, France, showcases the company's crucial role in pioneering cryogenic solutions for future energy production. The project's aim is to create fusion energy by containing hot plasma using superconducting magnets kept cold by cryogenic technology. INOX India's specialized cryogenic helium transfer lines and modified thermal shields have proven essential for the success of ITER. This ambitious project, supported by seven partner countries and involving 35 nations in total, seeks to demonstrate nuclear fusion as a clean energy source using Hydrogen as fuel. The collaboration between the Department of Atomic Energy, ITER's Director General, and INOX India highlights the significance of this partnership in advancing energy technologies. INOX India's successful delivery of critical equipment underscores India's capabilities in complex cryo-scientific endeavors and contributes to the global efforts for sustainable energy production. With ITER's goal of achieving fusion power to meet the world's energy needs, INOX India's role in this groundbreaking project signifies a positive step towards a greener future.