In a significant development for sustainable mining, Adani Enterprises Ltd. has launched India's initial hydrogen-powered truck to transport coal in Chhattisgarh. This milestone event highlights India's move towards cleaner fuels in industrial settings. The truck, powered by a hydrogen fuel cell, was inaugurated by Chhattisgarh's Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai in Raipur. This initiative aims to reduce carbon emissions and establish new benchmarks for the mining industry while showcasing the state's commitment to sustainability. The hydrogen truck project is a joint effort involving Adani Enterprises, an international energy technology company, and an Indian automotive manufacturer. These trucks, each equipped with three hydrogen tanks, can transport up to 40 tonnes of coal over 200 kilometers, emitting only water vapor and warm air, thereby offering a zero-emission alternative to traditional diesel trucks. India's push towards achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2070 has spurred the development of hydrogen-powered vehicles by major automakers like Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, and Eicher Motors. Adani Enterprises' focus on sustainable practices extends beyond hydrogen trucks to include solar power integration, digital innovations, and tree transplanting, showcasing a commitment to responsible mining operations. The deployment of hydrogen trucks is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, noise pollution, and India's reliance on diesel and crude oil imports, contributing to a cleaner industrial ecosystem.