Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka of Telangana visited the research and development centre of Yamanashi Green Hydrogen Company in Japan, expressing plans to set up solar and green hydrogen plants in the state. Vikramarka highlighted Telangana's pivotal role in India's renewable energy transition, emphasizing the necessity of eco-friendly alternatives to thermal power. At the Yamanashi facility, he witnessed the production of green hydrogen powered by solar energy, which is utilized in various applications like racing cars and industrial boilers. Vikramarka's discussions with YGHC officials included exploring the implementation of green hydrogen plants and BESS technology in Telangana to optimize solar energy utilization. He envisioned Telangana as a prominent green hydrogen hub in India and emphasized the potential to supply green hydrogen to fertiliser factories and other industries. The visit also focused on enhancing Singareni Collieries Company Limited's solar plants through BESS technology to minimize solar energy wastage. The positive response from Yamanashi officials indicates potential partnerships in the future for advancing green hydrogen initiatives in Telangana, signaling a significant step towards sustainable energy practices and industry growth in the state.