Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) in India is making strides towards becoming a clean energy enabler by partnering with electrolyser firm Ohmium to develop a hydrogen-based microgrid. The collaboration aims to provide decentralised power to off-grid industrial operations and support national energy goals. TKM sees this initiative as a potential model for delivering green power to energy-intensive industrial sectors. The project combines Ohmium's electrolyser technology with Toyota's fuel cell stack to produce green hydrogen for clean electricity generation. The company's focus on technical feasibility aligns with India's green energy initiatives and the vision for energy self-reliance. Toyota anticipates hydrogen's role in decarbonising industrial sectors crucial for India's competitiveness. The project also explores potential applications in data centres, off-grid manufacturing units, and refineries. The collaboration emphasizes the integration of mature technologies to create an efficient system. While deployment timelines are pending, the companies are working on engineering and testing phases to optimize system performance. The initiative highlights Toyota's transition from a vehicle manufacturer to an energy enabler, showcasing its commitment to sustainability. If successful, the prototype could pave the way for localisation of key components to support India's green industrial ecosystem.