State-run NTPC has taken a significant step in green energy development in Odisha by partnering with GRIDCO and CRUT to establish green hydrogen infrastructure in Bhubaneswar. The initiative includes the creation of a green hydrogen fueling station and the introduction of hydrogen-powered buses for various routes, aiming to decrease the state's reliance on fossil fuels and support energy security and decarbonization goals. The Ministry of New & Renewable Energy is offering partial funding for the project, highlighting its role in promoting cleaner air and reduced carbon emissions. NTPC's successful green hydrogen projects in other regions demonstrate the company's commitment to advancing hydrogen technologies in transportation. With plans to expand renewable energy capacity to 60 GW by 2032, NTPC views hydrogen infrastructure as vital to achieving this goal. The development of a green hydrogen hub in Visakhapatnam further strengthens NTPC's green energy portfolio and aligns with India's decarbonization targets. NTPC's innovative approach in Odisha not only transforms the energy landscape but also sets a model for other states, propelling India's clean energy revolution.