NTPC Limited in India is on a trajectory to significantly expand its renewable energy portfolio to 30 GW, showcasing a commitment to green initiatives. With 3.6 GW already operational and 8.4 GW in progress, NTPC's focus on renewables is evident. The company is also looking to enhance its thermal capacities by awarding 15.2 GW while delving into emerging technologies like Green Hydrogen and Offshore Wind. NTPC's subsidiary, NTPC Green Energy Limited (NGEL), is at the forefront of driving these initiatives. Through strategic partnerships with key players like Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation Ltd. and Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd., NGEL is venturing into Green Hydrogen integration, Green Ammonia production, and offshore wind farm operations. The recent MOU signings with the Government of Maharashtra further highlight a substantial investment plan for green hydrogen production, pump hydro projects, and renewable energy ventures. This move aligns with Maharashtra's Green Investment Plan, indicating a promising shift towards sustainable energy practices in the region.