The 11th edition of India Energy Storage Week (IESW) 2025 kicked off in New Delhi, organized by the India Energy Storage Alliance (IESA) with a grand ceremony. The event brought together over 200 global energy leaders, focusing on collaboration and knowledge exchange in the energy storage sector. Dr. Ajay Mathur highlighted the importance of IESW 2025 as a platform for industry professionals to advance their understanding of the sector. The event featured the release of market reports by IESA, spotlighting India's evolving hydrogen landscape and the challenges in achieving decarbonization. Key insights from the reports included projections of India's hydrogen demand growth and the hurdles in reaching final investment decisions for green hydrogen projects. The event also unveiled the IESA India Hydrogen Report, aiming to raise awareness among policymakers and industry leaders to accelerate the green hydrogen mission. Discussions at IESW 2025 revolved around the National Green Hydrogen Mission's strategic interventions and highlighted key developments in GH2 production and ammonia aggregation. While emphasizing the cost challenges in green hydrogen production, speakers at the event underscored the role of government initiatives in promoting innovation and investment in clean energy technologies. Mr. Debmalya Sen expressed optimism about IESW 2025 paving the way for India's energy transition and meeting the target of green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. Despite hurdles like high landed costs for hydrogen consumers and regulatory limitations, the event aimed to unite global stakeholders and showcase product innovations in various energy sectors. Overall, IESW 2025 aims to drive industry collaboration, innovation, and investment in renewable energy and green technologies, propelling India towards a resilient and sustainable energy future.