Indian Oil Corp., the largest oil-marketing company in India, is embarking on an ambitious plan to introduce green hydrogen fuel dispensing pumps nationwide. The company aims to transition from grey to green hydrogen, initially focusing on captive consumption at refineries and eventually expanding to meet mobility demands. Safety measures for green hydrogen stations are a key priority, necessitating dedicated infrastructure for retail sales. Indian Oil's $30 billion investment plan includes establishing carbon emission-free fuel stations at new locations. The company's green hydrogen generation unit at the Panipat refinery, set to be operational by December next year, highlights its commitment to sustainability. With a focus on reducing production costs, Indian Oil aims to make green hydrogen more accessible, supporting India's goal of producing 5 million tonnes annually by 2030. The company also plans to explore export opportunities. Indian Oil's initiatives align with the National Green Hydrogen Mission, with other major players like Reliance Industries and Adani Group entering the green hydrogen market. The growing interest in green hydrogen is evident from collaborations between companies to develop green hydrogen projects in India.