In Karnataka, a green hydrogen electrolyser gigafactory was launched near Doddaballapur, signaling the state's commitment to clean energy and sustainable development. Minister M.B. Patil highlighted the significance of clean energy for achieving sustainable growth during the inauguration event. The gigafactory, established by the American-based Ohmium company, aims to increase its initial 500-megawatt capacity to 2000 megawatts progressively, generating employment opportunities in the process. The facility operates by using renewable energy to separate water into hydrogen and oxygen, leading to the production of green hydrogen. This green hydrogen, touted as the future's pollution-free fuel, is versatile across industries and supports India's shift towards cleaner energy sources. Minister Patil emphasized the potential of green hydrogen for applications in various sectors like fertilizers, steel production, transportation, and more. He also praised Karnataka for its conducive environment for industries and its contributions to the country's economic goals. Additionally, Union Minister Pralhad Joshi highlighted India's focus on green hydrogen production, with major companies like Tata Group and NTPC recognizing its importance. The government's emphasis on electric vehicles, renewable energy, and clean energy aligns with the broader goal of propelling India towards a 5 trillion-dollar economy by 2030.