Coventry University has joined forces with Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) and Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IITG) in India to enhance expertise in hydrogen fuel technology. The collaboration, supported by a grant from the British Council, aims to offer an online course focusing on hydrogen fuel cells. This course incorporates digital learning, virtual labs, and industry engagement to equip learners with essential skills for the green energy sector. Dr. Sanju Thomas, along with other academics, leads the project at Coventry University, emphasizing its alignment with UK-India 2030 Roadmap and national hydrogen missions. The partnership between academia and industry stakeholders is fundamental in advancing sustainable hydrogen production and fuel cell technologies. Dr. Biju N from CUSAT highlights the importance of hydrogen fuel cells in future clean transportation, while Dr. P.S Robi from IITG stresses the collaborative effort towards a low-carbon future. The project signifies a significant step in international collaboration, with a focus on research and education in the hydrogen sector. It not only addresses the workforce development needs for the green economy but also aims to drive advancements in hydrogen production and infrastructure. This initiative complements a similar endeavor in Egypt, indicating a growing global interest in hydrogen energy solutions.