The Green Hydrogen Summit held in Vijayawada at SRM University–AP in Amaravati brought together key stakeholders including industry leaders, scientists, academicians, and policymakers to discuss India's green hydrogen ambitions. The summit featured sessions on technology innovations, infrastructure requirements, funding avenues, and policy frameworks to advance the country's hydrogen agenda. Prof. D. Narayana Rao highlighted the collaboration between industry and academia, with plans to organize the Hydrogen Summit annually to track Andhra Pradesh's progress in green hydrogen initiatives. Discussions at the summit covered the benefits of metallic bipolar plates in hydrogen production and the necessity of establishing electrolyser manufacturing units for scaling up production. Industry experts like Ramesh Guduru and Harish Jayaram discussed the current status of hydrogen adoption and the challenges faced by industries, including offtaker identification, project tenures, and storage needs. Despite hurdles, the summit participants agreed on the potential of hydrogen as a cleaner and safer alternative to conventional fuels, aligning with India's sustainability goals. The event showcased both the promise and the practical challenges of hydrogen production, emphasizing the need for collaborative efforts to overcome obstacles and accelerate the adoption of green hydrogen in India.