The National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) has initiated a groundbreaking project in Leh, India, by launching the world's highest green hydrogen mobility project. The project was inaugurated by Union Minister Manohar Lal in the presence of key officials, marking a significant milestone in the adoption of hydrogen technologies. This initiative includes a 1.7 MW solar plant, an 80 kg/day green hydrogen filling station, and 5 hydrogen intra-city buses, showcasing NTPC's commitment to reducing carbon emissions and promoting environmental sustainability. The project, operating at 3650 meters above sea level, is designed to function effectively in low-density air and sub-zero temperatures, highlighting its innovative approach. By mitigating approximately 350 MT/year of carbon emissions and contributing 230 MT/year of pure oxygen, equivalent to planting 13,000 trees, the project emphasizes its positive environmental impact. Furthermore, the project underscores the potential of green hydrogen mobility solutions in Ladakh due to the region's optimal conditions for solar power and green hydrogen production. NTPC's broader plans include setting up more hydrogen mobility projects across India and establishing a hydrogen hub in Andhra Pradesh, reflecting the company's commitment to scaling up renewable energy capacity and embracing sustainable technologies.