During the World Economic Forum in Davos 2025, Naitik Vyas, Director of H2Earth Green Energy Pvt Ltd, announced the company's plans for significant investments in India's green energy sector. The company intends to set up a silicon metal plant, essential for the semiconductor industry, with substantial government support and subsidies promised by Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. Additionally, H2Earth aims to establish India's first green hydrogen plus green ammonia plant in Maharashtra, marking a milestone in renewable energy projects in the country. The company's strategic tie-up with a Spanish firm for technology transfer highlights a step towards self-reliance in green energy production. The emphasis on renewable power generation, wastewater management, and green energy aligns with India's vision for sustainable development and self-sufficiency in key industries. The investments not only contribute to job creation but also signify a shift towards environmentally friendly practices. The presence of Indian states at the WEF, seeking investment opportunities, showcases the country's commitment to collaborations for a sustainable future. The significant delegation from India, comprising ministers, chief ministers, and industry leaders, underscores the nation's focus on fostering global partnerships for economic and environmental progress.