MIT World Peace University in Mumbai and Pune has made significant advancements in sustainable energy research with two groundbreaking projects. The first project involves generating green hydrogen directly from sugarcane juice using microorganisms, which also convert carbon dioxide into acetic acid. This process, submitted for a patent, aligns with India's Green Hydrogen Mission and offers sugar industries a pathway to produce hydrogen, reducing dependence on imported fossil fuels. The second project focuses on an innovative batch reactor system for biodiesel production using agro waste catalysts. The catalysts and system have been patented, offering an eco-friendly solution by utilizing agricultural residues as catalysts. The university aims to commercialize both technologies within a year, contributing to India's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and transition to renewable energy. The projects are led by a team of dedicated researchers and underline MITWPU's commitment to sustainable energy solutions and industry collaborations.