Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has revealed ambitious plans to convert Amaravati into a Green Hydrogen Valley, marking a significant step towards India's renewable energy objectives. At the Green Hydrogen Summit-2025 in SRM University, Amaravati, CM Naidu emphasized the crucial shift from fossil fuels to carbon-neutral energy sources such as green hydrogen. The summit witnessed the unveiling of two major projects with a combined investment of Rs 51,000 crore. The UK-based Yamna Company committed Rs 16,000 crore to establish a massive one-million-tonne green hydrogen plant in Krishnapatnam, Nellore. Additionally, KSH Infra pledged Rs 35,000 crore for plants in Machilipatnam with capacities of 150 kilotonne of green hydrogen and 600 kilotonne of green ammonia annually. CM Naidu also highlighted other green energy initiatives in Andhra Pradesh, including NTPC's green hydrogen plant in Visakhapatnam and green ammonia production in Kakinada. The state leader announced plans for a Quantum Valley in Amaravati driven by artificial intelligence and promised the release of the Amaravati Green Hydrogen Declaration post the summit. These developments underscore a strong commitment to sustainable energy practices and economic growth in the region.