Sterlite Technologies Ltd. (STL) has joined forces with Hygenco to inaugurate Maharashtra’s inaugural green hydrogen and oxygen plant dedicated to optical fibre production, marking a significant step towards sustainable manufacturing. This groundbreaking collaboration places STL at the forefront globally by employing 100% green hydrogen in the creation of glass preforms, with the ultimate goal of achieving Net Zero emissions by 2030. The green hydrogen project, situated in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Maharashtra, is a pivotal move that will supply green hydrogen and oxygen to STL's glass preform facility, revolutionizing the optical fibre manufacturing process. By incorporating green hydrogen into their operations, STL is spearheading a new era of eco-friendly manufacturing practices in the optical fibre industry, setting a high standard for decarbonisation. The partnership with Hygenco aims to ensure a reliable and sustainable supply of green hydrogen for the next two decades, underscoring both companies' commitment to environmental sustainability. Amit Bansal, CEO of Hygenco Green Energies, highlighted the transformative potential of Green Hydrogen in advancing India's sustainability journey, emphasizing the importance of decarbonising industrial processes. Through this strategic alliance, STL anticipates a 30% annual reduction in carbon emissions and has implemented state-of-the-art energy management systems to enhance operational efficiency and safety at the Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar plant. Rahul Puri, CEO of Optical Networking Business at STL, expressed pride in leading the integration of green hydrogen into large-scale manufacturing, underscoring the company's dedication to sustainability and operational excellence. The innovative green hydrogen facility stands as a testament to STL's commitment to building a greener, more sustainable future for India and the world, catalyzing a shift towards environmentally conscious practices in the optical fibre industry.