India has kickstarted the exploration of a green energy feeder system to bolster green hydrogen production, export hubs, and data centers amidst increasing global demand for eco-friendly goods. The government is strategizing to pinpoint transmission lines where predominantly green energy flows, envisioned to supply eco-friendly energy to export-oriented production clusters. Green feeders, specialized conductors carrying power from renewable sources, will directly serve green hydrogen facilities and data centers, potentially revolutionizing the energy sector in India. The Central Transmission Utility is drafting a concept note for this innovative system, aiming to facilitate the identification of products manufactured using green energy sources. Currently, discerning green energy sources beyond the production stage is challenging, but with green feeders, the provenance of energy can be easily recognized. Although such transmission lines with high green energy content are scarce, existing clusters are identified in regions abundant in solar and wind energy like Rajasthan and Gujarat. This initiative signals a step toward a sustainable energy ecosystem and reinforces India's commitment to embracing renewable resources.