Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) has finalized the levelised cost of hydrogen (LCoH) for its upcoming green hydrogen project at the Panipat refinery and petrochemical complex, marking a significant milestone in the company's venture into green hydrogen. The project entails the establishment of a 10,000-ton green hydrogen facility, poised to become India's largest upon completion. Scheduled for commissioning by December 2027, this plant will play a crucial role in supplying green hydrogen to replace the fossil-derived hydrogen currently utilized in refinery operations, thereby aiding in reducing the carbon footprint of the complex. By transitioning to green hydrogen, IOCL anticipates a notable decrease in carbon emissions, aligning with both national climate objectives and the company's sustainability targets. This initiative harmonizes with India's National Green Hydrogen Mission and IOCL's broader decarbonisation pathway. The endeavor underscores IOCL's dedication to fostering innovation and sustainability, positioning the company as a trailblazer in the green hydrogen domain. Through this project, IOCL not only advances its Net Zero aspirations but also contributes to India's energy transformation by embracing bold and future-ready solutions.