Adani New Industries Limited has inaugurated India's first independent 5 MW off-grid green hydrogen facility in the arid lands of Kutch, Gujarat. This pioneering project is fully powered by solar energy and features an integrated Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) for reliable off-grid operation. The facility's cutting-edge electrolyser system is designed to adapt to fluctuating renewable energy inputs, ensuring operational flexibility, efficiency, and safety standards. By producing green hydrogen through electrolysis using renewable energy, the plant aims to reduce emissions and promote clean energy alternatives. Adani's plant is considered a pivotal step in India's National Green Hydrogen Mission, signaling a shift towards sustainable practices in emissions-intensive industries. With plans to expand to a larger Green Hydrogen Hub at Mundra, the project demonstrates India's ambition to scale up green hydrogen production for various applications, including green ammonia and sustainable aviation fuel. This pilot venture acts as a proof-of-concept for decentralized clean energy hubs, showcasing India's technical prowess and strategic vision. By aiming to produce 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030, India aspires to lead in clean-fuel exports and contribute significantly to global sustainability efforts.