NTPC, in collaboration with the Indian Army, has initiated a landmark project to establish a Solar Hydrogen-based Microgrid at Chushul, Ladakh. This project aims to provide a reliable power supply using Green Hydrogen in off-grid Army locations, thereby replacing diesel generators and promoting sustainability. The innovative microgrid system is designed to operate independently, utilizing hydrogen as an energy storage medium to ensure a consistent power supply of 200kW round-the-clock throughout the year, even in the extreme winter conditions of Ladakh. This initiative not only integrates renewable energy sources but also reduces carbon emissions and enhances self-sufficiency in remote areas with challenging connectivity issues. The project is set to contribute significantly to the decarbonisation of the defence sector in the region. Furthermore, NTPC's broader commitment to achieving renewable energy targets includes various initiatives such as hydrogen blending, carbon capture, and the introduction of electric buses to support a cleaner and sustainable energy ecosystem. With its focus on green hydrogen technology and energy storage solutions, NTPC is poised to play a crucial role in driving the transition towards renewable energy and carbon neutrality in India's energy landscape.