The Government-owned power giant NTPC achieved a major milestone by successfully synthesizing CO2 captured from flue gas with hydrogen at their Vindhyachal plant. This synthesis process led to the production of methanol, representing a groundbreaking achievement in sustainable fuel production. NTPC Chairman Gurdeep Singh emphasized the significance of this achievement, highlighting that both the CO2 capture plant and the CO2-to-methanol plant are the first of their kind globally. He also mentioned NTPC's ongoing work on innovative technologies like Gen-4 ethanol, green urea, and sustainable aviation fuel, showcasing the company's commitment to environmental sustainability. Additionally, NTPC recently launched hydrogen-fuel buses in Leh as part of their efforts to promote clean and green technologies. The 50th Raising Day celebration also saw the unveiling of NTPC's new 50-year logo, symbolizing the company's legacy and commitment to growth. The event included recognition of NTPC employees' children for their achievements, the launch of new IT applications, and the release of a special comic book on the Girl Empowerment Mission, a CSR initiative that has positively impacted thousands of girls in rural communities. Gurdeep Singh paid tribute to NTPC's founders and emphasized the company's ambition to create a sustainable future with renewable energy sources like Nuclear, highlighting their dedication to a greener and more sustainable India.