Tata Steel, based in India, has made a groundbreaking achievement by becoming the first Indian steel company to produce hydrogen-compliant pipes for the transportation of 100 per cent pure gaseous hydrogen under high pressure. These pipes, developed at the Khopoli plant and sourced from the Kalinganagar plant, mark a significant leap for India in clean energy infrastructure. The complete technology development, including designing, manufacturing hot-rolled steel, and pipe production, was done internally, showcasing Tata Steel's technological prowess. Rigorous hydrogen qualification tests were conducted at RINA-CSM S.P.A, Italy, confirming the pipes' safety for hydrogen transportation. This success not only supports India's National Hydrogen Mission but also underscores Tata Steel's commitment to driving the country's clean energy transition and achieving net-zero emissions. The achievement reflects the Tata Group's legacy of excellence, with a focus on sustainable development and contributing to India's energy transformation.