Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India highlighted the country's aspiration to become a global center for green hydrogen production during the 'Second International Conference on Green Hydrogen.' Stressing the significance of international cooperation, PM Modi outlined green hydrogen's potential in decarbonising industries like refineries and steel and its role as a renewable energy storage solution. India's 'National Green Hydrogen Mission,' launched in 2023, aims to propel the energy transition forward by fostering innovation, infrastructure, industry, and investment. PM Modi emphasized the importance of new and innovative energy solutions and the focus on job creation and skill development for the youth in the green hydrogen sector. He called for global collaboration to scale production, minimize costs, and build necessary infrastructure, noting the essential role of international partnerships in advancing research and technological progress in green hydrogen. The article also mentions the adoption of high-level voluntary principles on hydrogen during the G20 Summit in 2023 and PM Modi's call to the scientific community to enhance green hydrogen production efficiency and explore policy changes and research areas for its wider utilization.