Kandla Port in Gujarat is on track to be the first port in India to operate a green hydrogen plant, marking a significant milestone in the country's clean energy journey. The green hydrogen plant, expected to be operational by mid-2025, will utilize indigenous electrolysers to produce approximately 18 kg of green hydrogen per hour, translating to an annual production of 80-90 tonnes. This development is in line with India's commitment to clean energy and will play a crucial role in supporting fuel cell applications and future integration of green ammonia. The project features a one-MW electrolyser, developed by L&T, with plans to scale up the capacity to 10 MW in the future. The Deendayal Port Authority, responsible for the initiative, envisions a self-sustaining and eco-friendly power solution at Kandla Port, emphasizing India's shift towards renewable energy. By incorporating Green Ammonia production into the facility, the port aims to bolster its sustainability efforts and contribute to the nation's energy transition. With site preparations completed and the assembly of electrolysers underway, the Green Hydrogen Plant is progressing towards full operational status by July 2025, showcasing Kandla Port's commitment to green initiatives.