Kerala is on the cusp of a green revolution as South India's first green hydrogen plant and refuelling station, situated near Kochi airport in Nedumbassery, nears completion. The project, a collaboration between Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) and Cochin International Airport Ltd (CIAL), is set to be operational by mid-May. The plant, with a capacity to produce 200 kg of green hydrogen daily, will initially power vehicles within the airport before commercial sales to the public. This initiative, costing Rs 25 crore, signifies a step towards emission-free transport. The venture, part of the National Green Hydrogen Mission, aims to promote hydrogen-based mobility initiatives. By using renewable energy sources to produce green hydrogen, the project aligns with carbon-neutral strategies, emphasizing sustainability and innovation in the transportation sector. The hydrogen refuelling outlet's launch is anticipated to revolutionize sustainable transport in the region. Moreover, the hydrogen-fuelled bus trials, using fuel cells developed by KPIT Ltd, will be a significant step towards establishing a hydrogen-powered public transport network. As BPCL plans to set up another hydrogen refuelling station in Thiruvananthapuram, the state is poised to lead the way in green energy initiatives. The strategic positioning of the hydrogen refuelling stations in Kochi and Thiruvananthapuram will drive research and pilot projects under Kerala's Hydrogen Valley Program, fostering the adoption of hydrogen-powered transportation solutions.