German state lender KfW's unit, DEG, is planning to more than double its investments in India to $1 billion over the next few years. The focus will be on the country's energy and infrastructure projects. India, with 153 GW of total renewable power capacity, aims to add 500 GW of clean energy by 2030 to reduce emissions, attracting investments like those from DEG. DEG is actively looking at commercial and industrial renewable energy investments, with upcoming emphasis on green hydrogen and power transmission. The investments align with Germany's commitment to help India achieve its climate goals. DEG has already seen success with investments in India, although specific details on returns were not disclosed.