India's Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh Puri, highlighted the country's energy progress towards self-sufficiency, emphasizing the potential of green hydrogen in revolutionizing sustainable energy. With an annual import of $150 billion worth of energy, the Minister underlined the importance of reducing dependency through advancements in green hydrogen technology. India has already taken significant steps in this direction by allocating production capacities and launching pilot projects in key sectors. The National Green Hydrogen Mission, backed by a substantial initial allocation, aims to accelerate green hydrogen production, reduce CO2 emissions, attract investments, and create job opportunities. Furthermore, the recent launch of the Green Hydrogen Certification scheme by the Union Minister of New and Renewable Energy, Pralhad Joshi, signifies India's commitment to ensuring transparency and credibility in green hydrogen production. This holistic approach towards renewable energy and green hydrogen showcases India's dedication to a sustainable energy future.