The recently presented Budget 2025 in India has drawn praise from industry experts for its initiatives aimed at boosting clean energy and transforming the energy landscape of the country. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced key measures such as a Rs 20,000-crore nuclear mission, duty exemptions for critical minerals, and capital goods incentives for electric vehicles, signaling a significant step towards enhancing the energy transition. The focus on domestic manufacturing and critical minerals recycling has been acknowledged as a strategic move towards securing a sustainable future. Experts like Rajat Verma, Founder & CEO of LOHUM, and Devansh Jain, Executive Director of INOXGFL Group, have lauded the budget's vision for clean energy sovereignty and sustainability through initiatives like the National Green Hydrogen Mission, wind energy emphasis, and support for clean tech manufacturing. The budget also includes investments in offshore wind capacity, green hydrogen production, and hybrid renewable projects to promote innovation and economic growth. The budget's announcement of the National Manufacturing Mission, promotion of solar cell manufacturing, and support for clean technology production have been seen as crucial steps in boosting domestic production, strengthening the power sector, and driving economic growth. Initiatives such as the proposed PPP model for infrastructure development and amendments to Acts related to nuclear energy showcase a positive direction towards sustainable industrial development. The focus on incentivizing electricity distribution reforms, augmenting transmission capacity, and supporting EV battery manufacturing is aimed at accelerating the adoption of renewable energy and electric vehicles. The budget's emphasis on domestic value addition in key components like solar PV cells and EV batteries highlights a commitment to making India a significant player in global renewable energy supply chains.