Andhra Pradesh, a state in India, is on the path to becoming a frontrunner in the country's clean energy transition by spearheading the development of a Green Hydrogen Valley. Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu announced the state's ambitious goals at the Green Hydrogen Summit in Amaravati. Through the Integrated Clean Energy Policy, Andhra Pradesh aims to not only attract significant green investments amounting to ?10 lakh crore but also create 7.5 lakh job opportunities. The summit witnessed the signing of two major Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) worth Rs 51,000 crore. These agreements involve the establishment of a Green Ammonia project and Green Hydrogen and Green Ammonia production units, which are expected to generate over 10,500 job opportunities. The initiatives are part of the state's push towards decarbonisation and a circular economy. Chandrababu Naidu highlighted Andhra Pradesh's strategic advantages, such as its extensive coastline and logistics network, for facilitating the export of clean energy products. He extended an invitation to global stakeholders to collaborate in making Andhra Pradesh a hub for hydrogen innovation. Acknowledging Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership in clean energy, Naidu expressed confidence in India's potential to lead the world in green hydrogen production. The Chief Minister stressed the need for synergy between the government, technology infrastructure, and industry for scaling up clean energy solutions profitably. Andhra Pradesh's Integrated Clean Energy Policy targets the production of 1.5 million metric tonnes of green hydrogen annually and aims to align with the ambitious goals of the National Hydrogen Mission. The state is positioning itself to contribute significantly to the mission's targets of non-fossil fuel energy production and achieving net-zero emissions in the coming decades.