Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu of Andhra Pradesh unveiled the Andhra Pradesh Green Hydrogen Valley Declaration-2025 in Amaravati, outlining a comprehensive strategy to establish India's largest green hydrogen ecosystem. The declaration, supported by policymakers, scientists, and industry stakeholders, aims to accelerate green hydrogen production, promote domestic manufacturing, build technical capacity, and forge global partnerships. By 2029, the plan targets the development of 5 GW of electrolyser manufacturing capacity and the production of 1.5 million metric tonnes of green hydrogen annually, with a significant reduction in production costs. The initiative stresses the importance of localizing the supply chain, creating job opportunities, and establishing a skilled workforce through the Integrated Green Hydrogen Skilling Ecosystem. SRM University, AP will play a key role in research and development, while a dedicated innovation fund will support startups focusing on hydrogen technologies. Additionally, an Advisory Board and annual summits will ensure oversight and collaboration. Naidu also inaugurated a green hydrogen blending plant in Tirupati, marking the state's green hydrogen era. This initiative aligns with the state's ambitions to not only lead in green hydrogen but also establish itself as a Quantum Valley, partnering with leading technology companies to develop advanced quantum computing capabilities in Amaravati by 2026.