Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented an ambitious plan for India's renewable energy future by announcing the National Green Hydrogen Mission. The goal is to produce 5 million tons of green hydrogen annually by 2030. Visakhapatnam has been chosen as the site for one of the green hydrogen hubs. Alongside this initiative, Modi inaugurated projects worth over Rs 2 lakh crore, including significant industrial developments in Andhra Pradesh. These endeavors are expected to enhance the state's economy, with a target valuation of USD 2.5 trillion by 2047. The projects involve laying foundations for a railway zone and a green energy hub in Anakapalli, establishing a bulk drug park in Nakkapalli, and creating an industrial hub in Krishnapatnam. These initiatives are set to generate substantial employment opportunities for more than 100,000 locals, contributing to the region's economic growth and technological advancement. The event, attended by state leaders and local residents, showcased a strong commitment to sustainable development and innovation in India's energy sector.