The foundation stone for Tamil Nadu's first Green Hydrogen project, valued at Rs 36,238 crore, will be laid in Thoothukudi by Chief Minister M K Stalin. This project is part of a larger initiative that includes the inauguration of 19 other projects and the laying of foundation stones for 27 projects, with a total combined worth of Rs 68,773 crore and the potential to generate more than 1.06 lakh jobs. The Green Hydrogen project, spearheaded by Singapore-based Sembcorp, aims to produce Green ammonia for export to Japan, marking a significant milestone in India's renewable energy landscape. The project is set to create 1,511 jobs and is considered the largest Green Hydrogen project in the country. The government's commitment to sustainable initiatives is evident through the focus on realizing projects signed during the Global Investors Meet and fostering partnerships with international companies. Alongside the Green Hydrogen project, various other investments, including those by St Gobain and Larsen and Toubro, underline Tamil Nadu's efforts to attract investments and drive economic growth. The upcoming inauguration of projects like the Larsen and Toubro Innovation Campus and Hiranandani’s Greenbase Industrial and Logistics Parks further solidifies the state's position as a hub for innovation and industrial development.