India is strategically positioned to lead the global green hydrogen industry by utilizing its renewable resources and addressing its growing energy demands. A recent leadership roundtable highlighted the importance of industry collaboration, policy clarity, and financial strategies to accelerate India's hydrogen economy. With over 200 GW of renewable capacity and supportive policy momentum, India aims to achieve a 500 GW target by 2030, emphasizing the transition to a robust hydrogen ecosystem through large-scale infrastructure investments. Policy mechanisms like clear hydrogen obligations and long-term off-take agreements are crucial for industrial adoption. Addressing infrastructure challenges, such as transportation networks and storage facilities, and promoting domestic electrolyser manufacturing are seen as key steps. Gentari's efforts in developing green hydrogen opportunities and partnerships in India showcase the country's strategic significance in advancing clean energy. To overcome cost barriers, innovative financial models like blended finance mechanisms are essential to attract investments and drive growth. While challenges persist around production costs and technology risks, the push for ESG-aligned investments signals a promising future for green hydrogen in India and the broader region.