India is making significant strides towards a low-carbon, energy-independent future by leveraging the synergistic potential of solar energy and green hydrogen. With the National Green Hydrogen Mission targeting the production of 5 million metric tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030, solar power is positioned as a crucial facilitator of this ambitious goal. Airox Nigen Equipments Pvt. Ltd. and Ahaan Solar, based in Ahmedabad and Haryana respectively, are at the forefront of this transformation, pioneering integrated clean energy solutions deeply rooted in Indian innovation. The partnership between solar energy and green hydrogen is seen as a gamechanger in decarbonising sectors that are challenging to electrify directly, such as steel, cement, heavy transport, and fertiliser manufacturing. Airox Nigen's expertise in gas generation and purification, along with Ahaan Solar's focus on solar module manufacturing, is driving the development of decentralised green hydrogen generation units that operate efficiently. Airox Nigen's commitment to 'Make in India' is evident through its development of a massive 3 GW electrolyser manufacturing facility in Haryana, catering to both domestic and global hydrogen demand. Ahaan Solar, on the other hand, is setting up a 600 MW solar module manufacturing line as part of a larger 2 GW solar production facility in the same region, integrating the green hydrogen value chain and reducing reliance on imports. The companies are actively engaged in various sectors like heavy transport, railways, steel, cement, and remote grids, showcasing the diverse applications of green hydrogen. Through strong institutional partnerships and an investment outlay of ₹800 crores, Airox Nigen and Ahaan Solar are poised to establish India as a hub for green hydrogen production, with a vision to deliver 100 hydrogen plants by 2025.