The United States and India have emerged as committed front-runners for the global energy transition, focusing on innovative clean energy solutions with hydrogen at the forefront. The US India Strategic and Partnership Forum highlighted the strategic collaboration between the two countries in clean energy supply chains, investments, and research, emphasizing the importance of hydrogen for global decarbonization. Both nations have made supporting each other's national hydrogen missions a priority to build a strong hydrogen economy in India and promote green hydrogen production. The recent International Conference on Green Hydrogen in New Delhi, with the US as a partner, showcased the commitment to advancing the green hydrogen ecosystem, positioning India as a global hub for green hydrogen technology. The US-India Hydrogen Task Force, launched under the Strategic Clean Energy Partnership, aims to accelerate clean hydrogen technology development through private sector input and collaboration across industries and research institutions. The partnership also focuses on facilitating knowledge and technology exchange to unlock the potential of hydrogen as a clean energy solution. Future collaborations include efforts to reduce the cost of hydrogen, improve technology performance, and achieve the goal of $1 per kilogram of clean hydrogen within a decade. The commitment to research, development, and deployment of clean hydrogen technologies reflects a positive sentiment towards hydrogen as a key element in the global energy transition.