The workshop held in New Delhi focused on launching the report 'Mainstreaming Decentralised Green Hydrogen in India' centered on the National Green Hydrogen Mission. Minister MNRE, Prahlad Joshi, emphasized the role of decentralised green hydrogen in India's energy transition, highlighting its potential to empower local communities and enhance energy security. Secretary Santosh Sarangi underlined the importance of exploring diverse pathways for green hydrogen production, particularly in remote areas. The report delves into the applications of decentralised green hydrogen across sectors like transportation and power generation, outlining opportunities and challenges for its implementation. Key findings include decarbonising remote areas, enhancing energy security, fostering local economic development, and job creation. The workshop facilitated collaboration among stakeholders and emphasized the transformative power of decentralised green hydrogen models in India's clean energy transition.