Santosh Kumar Sarangi, the Secretary of India's Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, highlighted Odisha's pivotal role in the National Green Hydrogen Mission during a meeting with state officials. Recognizing challenges like water availability and infrastructure, Sarangi praised Odisha's coastal location and policies as conducive to becoming a global Green Hydrogen exporter. Significant investor interest in Green Hydrogen derivatives near ports like Paradip and Gopalpur signals growth potential. The collaborative efforts between government bodies and investors aim to create a comprehensive roadmap for Green Hydrogen projects, particularly at Gopalpur's SEZ. Odisha is committed to facilitating investment and production in Green Hydrogen derivatives. The state also focuses on accelerating rooftop solar installations and implementing utility-led models for wider solar energy adoption. These initiatives mark Odisha as a promising leader in India's Green Hydrogen transition, showcasing sustainable development and investment opportunities in the renewable energy sector.