Union Minister Pralhad Venkatesh Joshi highlighted India's National Green Hydrogen Mission's significance at the 2nd International Conference of Green Hydrogen 2024 in Delhi. The mission, launched in 2023, aims to reduce reliance on imported natural gas and ammonia, leading to significant cost savings. The initiative is expected to attract investments of ₹8 lakh crore and generate 6 lakh jobs, promoting economic growth and energy self-sufficiency. Additionally, Minister Hardeep S. Puri outlined targets of producing 5 million metric tons of green hydrogen by 2030 with substantial investments and renewable energy capacity. MNRE Secretary Bhupinder S. Bhalla and Prof. Ajay K. Sood emphasized India's ambitious renewable energy goals, including achieving net zero emissions by 2070 and meeting the projected hydrogen demand. The importance of innovation and research in advancing green hydrogen technology was stressed, with a call for continued investment. The event showcased India's journey towards a green hydrogen economy and concluded with optimism about India's leading role in the global green hydrogen sector.