In a collaborative effort between Hyundai Motor India Foundation, the state government, and IIT Madras, a state-of-the-art green hydrogen research facility, the HTWO Centre, is being established at the IIT Madras' Discovery Satellite Campus in Thaiyur, Chennai. The facility, unveiled by T.R.B. Rajaa, is set to be operational by 2026. With a focus on innovation in green hydrogen technology, the Centre will house advanced computational and experimental laboratories. It will also enable the pilot-level evaluation of electrolysers and fuel cells, the development of digital twins of hydrogen infrastructure, and test zones for industrial-scale products. The Centre, under Hyundai's HTWO brand, aims to be a hub for industrial-scale hydrogen research and innovation. The initiative aligns with the government's goal of energy independence by 2047, emphasizing the growth of a viable hydrogen economy through localisation of the value chain and fostering public-private collaborations. This collaborative effort signifies a significant step towards promoting sustainability, energy transition, and technological innovation in the region.