In Bengaluru, Karnataka's Large and Medium Industries Minister, MB Patil, expressed the government's intent to capitalize on investment and production opportunities in the green energy sector through policy formulation. Patil highlighted the importance of coordination between the Department of Large-Scale Industries and the Department of Power to achieve the state's green energy goals. A meeting is planned with Power Minister KJ George, industrialists, and investors to discuss future strategies. Notable discussions involved insights from experts on demand, policies, and incentives in the sector. Avaada Energy's CEO, Kishor Nair, shared plans for a substantial investment in green hydrogen production, emphasizing the need for supportive policies. Nair also proposed focusing on electrolyte and battery production with the right government incentives. The minister acknowledged the potential for green methanol and green hydrogen production in Karnataka, leveraging the state's sugarcane cultivation. Suggestions were made for establishing green industrial parks to attract further investments. The state aims to support the growth of the green energy sector by exploring opportunities in steel and cement production and fostering collaborations with key industry players.