Naitik Vyas, Director of H2Earth Green Energy Pvt Ltd, announced plans to set up a silicon metal plant in India to bolster the semiconductor industry. The company received substantial support from Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, including promises of subsidies and government assistance. Additionally, H2Earth is venturing into green energy with a major investment in India's first green hydrogen plus green ammonia plant, anticipated to be operational in Maharashtra. This project involves a technology tie-up with a Spanish company, allowing for tech transfer to India. The initiative not only signifies a commitment to renewable energy but also a step towards technological self-reliance. The investment is set to grow significantly, from an initial Rs 2000 crores to over a billion dollars in the next few years. H2Earth focuses on three key areas: Green Ammonia and Green Hydrogen generation, Renewable Power Generation, and Wastewater Management.