India has initiated efforts to establish a green energy feeder system to facilitate green hydrogen production, large export units, and data centers within the country. This move comes in response to the growing global demand for environmentally friendly products. The government is exploring the deployment of dedicated transmission lines that carry electricity generated from renewable sources, with a focus on ensuring over 90% green energy flow to specific destinations. By enabling manufacturers to identify and label their products as being made from green energy sources, this initiative aims to promote sustainability and drive the adoption of renewable energy in various sectors. The Central Transmission Utility is working on a concept note for the proposed green energy feeder system, which, once implemented, will enhance the traceability and utilization of green energy throughout the production and distribution chain. While the current identification of green energy is limited to the source, this new system will revolutionize the way electricity flow is distinguished, particularly in regions like Rajasthan and Gujarat, known for their significant solar and wind energy potential.