By promoting the widespread use of solar power, the scheme is expected to save the government an estimated Rs 75,000 crore annually in electricity costs. Sarangi also stressed the importance of the National Green Hydrogen Mission, which has an outlay of Rs 19,677 crore. 'So we are looking at ways in which green hydrogen can be utilized to decarbonize our initiative. And in this, electrolyzer manufacturing, green ammonia manufacturing, green hydrogen manufacturing is being promoted in a big way.' Asked about the potential of artificial intelligence in renewable energy installations, the MNRE Secretary noted that the role of AI is limited in this context.