Union Minister of New and Renewable Energy, Pralhad Joshi, visited a floating solar plant in the Omkareshwar Dam in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh, where he emphasized India's leading role in renewable energy and green hydrogen. Joshi mentioned that India is at the forefront of green hydrogen compared to other nations and has launched a tender for the world's largest green ammonia project. He discussed the progress in offshore wind power projects, with ongoing work in Gujarat, and highlighted the nascent stages of geothermal power development. The solar plant at Omkareshwar Dam, producing 278 megawatts of power, stands as a testament to India's renewable energy advancements, supplying electricity to the Delhi Metro. Joshi stressed the importance of sustainable energy sources for India's growing electricity needs and called for the replication of successful projects to achieve the ambitious energy targets set for 2030 and 2047. The minister invited officials, leaders, and energy experts to observe and replicate such projects in other regions. India is on a path towards a green energy revolution, positioning itself as a global leader in renewable energy innovation.