The Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) in Lucknow, India, has launched innovative training centers focused on green hydrogen and electric vehicles (EVs). The green hydrogen lab at IET utilizes renewable energy sources like solar and wind to produce hydrogen for educational purposes. Students can observe the conversion processes and grid integration techniques in real-time. The EV lab is designed to educate students on battery systems, motors, and charging infrastructure through hands-on training. Director Vineet Kansal highlighted the development of a smart renewable energy management system in conjunction with the green hydrogen center. The initiative aims to create an experimental research platform to study smart grid dynamics powered by renewable sources and linked with green hydrogen technology. Professor Arun Kumar Tiwari emphasized the practical learning opportunities provided by the centers for students, researchers, and energy professionals. These labs offer insights into hydrogen energy cycles, renewable source integration, and smart grid operations within a safe environment. Situated on campus, the centers will combine academic learning, practical experiments, and prototype testing to nurture the skills of future engineers in the realm of sustainable energy solutions.