Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu unveiled ambitious plans for the green energy sector, projecting investments worth ₹10 lakh crore and a strong focus on green hydrogen production in Pudimadaka. By harnessing solar, wind, and biomass energy sources, the state aims to cater to the growing international demand for sustainable products like fertilizers and chemicals. CM Naidu highlighted the environmental advantages of using hydrogen in industrial processes, emphasizing the reduction in heat output for aluminum and steel production. Notably, a strategic move involves redirecting carbon dioxide emissions from the National Thermal Power Corporation to produce hydrogen, contributing to pollution mitigation. Additionally, Green Co Company's takeover of Nagarjuna Fertilizers in Kakinada for green ammonia production and Reliance Industries' plans for bio-compressed gas production centers signify major steps towards sustainable energy solutions and export opportunities. The state is also embracing innovative models like battery swapping programs and biomass utilization, aiming to create job opportunities and promote environmental sustainability. Through these initiatives, Andhra Pradesh is demonstrating a strong commitment to a greener and more prosperous future.