The article discusses Nepal's potential to play a major role in the green hydrogen economy by harnessing its vast hydropower resources. It emphasizes the urgent need to combat climate change by transitioning to a zero-carbon economy and highlights Nepal's contribution to this global effort. Despite facing the impacts of climate change, Nepal is positioned to lead in renewable energy production, particularly in generating green hydropower. By utilizing only a fraction of its hydropower capacity, Nepal could generate significant amounts of clean electricity, reducing CO2 emissions equivalent to those of developed countries. The article suggests that green hydrogen, produced from Nepal's low-cost hydropower, could be the key to decarbonizing sectors like steel and cement, making it a valuable commodity in the region. Nepal's collaboration with India and China in the hydropower industry could pave the way for stable and exportable green hydrogen, fostering a sustainable energy landscape in Asia. The potential for investment from countries like China and India presents an opportunity for Nepal to further develop its green hydrogen sector and establish itself as a key player in the global green economy.