India's ambitious goal to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070 has prompted it to consider new avenues for reducing carbon emissions. In the wake of climate change, countries across the globe are striving to mitigate their carbon footprint and embracing more sustainable practices through various initiatives and decisions. A significant development comes from the Power and New & Renewable Energy Ministry where India is contemplating allowing overseas trading of carbon credits linked with Green Hydrogen with other countries. Mr. ES Ranganathan shares, "India is a dynamic and diverse nation with a rapidly growing economy. This economic growth has been accompanied by an increase in carbon emissions, mainly from the energy and industrial sectors." He highlighted the benefits of this move by saying, "Allowing overseas carbon credit trading can expedite India's emissions reduction efforts. By purchasing carbon credits from other countries, India can offset its emissions more effectively, especially in sectors where reduction is challenging."