Prime Minister Albanese and Prime Minister Modi announced the India-Australia Renewable Energy Partnership in Rio de Janeiro during the second Australia-India Annual Summit. This partnership focuses on enhancing collaboration in green technologies such as solar PV and green hydrogen. The aim is to boost cooperation in key areas like building capacity, developing solar supply chains, and encouraging two-way investment in renewable energy projects. Efforts to strengthen the renewable workforce through skills and training are also emphasized. Joint projects on solar PV and green hydrogen are already underway as part of this partnership. Additionally, India's initiatives to shift away from fossil fuels and address air pollution are discussed, including measures to promote electric vehicles, provide LPG cooking fuel, and increase solar production. The article highlights the importance of this partnership in driving sustainability and global growth, as well as India's commitment to achieving 500GW of installed electric capacity from non-fossil sources by 2030 to improve air quality.