Indian Oil is making significant strides in clean energy with its plan to establish a 10,000-tonne green hydrogen plant in Panipat, the largest of its kind in India. This initiative aims to replace the current fossil-fuel-based hydrogen used in refinery operations, with an expected commissioning date by December 2027. The project is in line with India's National Green Hydrogen Mission and serves as a crucial component of IndianOil's decarbonisation strategy to achieve Net Zero targets. Indian Oil's Chairman highlighted the importance of this plant in the country's energy transformation journey, emphasizing its pivotal role in reducing carbon emissions. This move marks IndianOil's official entry into the green hydrogen sector, positioning the company as a key player in India's green energy push. With the plant expected to play a significant role in helping IndianOil meet its Net Zero targets, it signifies a positive step towards a sustainable and eco-friendly energy future.