Minister for New and Renewable Energy Pralhad Joshi launched the Green Hydrogen Certification Scheme of India (GHCI) in New Delhi. This scheme aims to establish a robust framework for certifying green hydrogen production, ensuring transparency, traceability, and market credibility. The one-day National Workshop on opportunities for MSMEs in the Green Hydrogen Supply Chain highlighted the importance of MSMEs in India's energy transition and the role they will play in building a self-reliant green hydrogen ecosystem by 2030. The workshop, organized by the MNRE, featured discussions on technology collaboration, business opportunities, decentralised hydrogen production, and investments in the green hydrogen ecosystem. Key achievements in the implementation of the National Green Hydrogen Mission were outlined, emphasizing the need to empower MSMEs to participate meaningfully in the green hydrogen sector. Experts and panelists discussed integrating MSMEs into large-scale projects, presented use cases on biomass conversion to hydrogen, and emphasized the potential of decentralised models in meeting local demand. Financial institutions discussed de-risking strategies and the importance of designing green credit lines accessible to MSMEs. Participants highlighted the need for standardised protocols, shared platforms for innovation, and the formation of Green Hydrogen Clusters to help MSMEs in the sector. The workshop underscored India's potential to become a manufacturing hub for green hydrogen technologies, particularly electrolysers and fuel cells. Overall, the workshop marked a significant step towards mainstreaming MSMEs in India's clean energy transition and building an inclusive and decentralized green hydrogen economy.