Naitik Vyas, the Director of H2Earth Green Energy Pvt Ltd, revealed plans to set up a silicon metal plant in India, crucial for the semiconductor industry. The company aims to reduce dependency on imports, particularly from China, by promoting domestic production of silicon metal. Vyas received positive feedback and support from Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, who emphasized the importance of developing India's semiconductor industry. Additionally, H2Earth is venturing into green energy with a significant investment in India's first green hydrogen plus green ammonia plant in Maharashtra. The project involves a technology tie-up with a Spanish company, ensuring technology transfer for local production. This initiative is expected to attract around USD 250 million in the initial investment and has the potential to exceed a billion dollars in the future. The green energy projects align with the Indian government's vision of self-reliance (Atmanirbharta) and sustainable development goals. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis also expressed support for the green hydrogen and ammonia plant, emphasizing the importance of technology transfer for local manufacturing. H2Earth's focus on green ammonia and hydrogen generation, along with renewable power and wastewater management, highlights its commitment to environmental sustainability. The company's endeavors to promote green energy and boost India's industrial growth have garnered positive responses from government officials, showcasing a collaborative effort towards a greener and more self-sufficient future.