The Commerce Ministry of India announced that the country presents significant investment opportunities exceeding USD 500 billion in the clean energy sector, including renewables, green hydrogen, and electric vehicles by 2030. Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal emphasized this potential during the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF) Clean Economy Investor Forum in Singapore. The forum, attended by top investors, clean economy companies, and startups, focused on attracting investments into sustainable infrastructure and renewable energy projects. The event showcased India's commitment to sustainable development and clean energy transition. Indian companies like ReNew Power and Avaada Energy were selected to present their ideas on energy transition, while startups such as BluSmart and Recykal pitched innovative solutions for climate change. The forum resulted in USD 23 billion investment prospects for sustainable infrastructure projects in the Indo-Pacific region, with plans to deploy capital in emerging markets. Additionally, partnerships and agreements were formed to support the growth of clean economy infrastructure projects, including a renewable energy platform in India. The initiative also aimed to establish India as a global hub for green hydrogen production and export. The forum provided a platform for Indian companies and startups to interact with global investors and seek funding for their projects, highlighting the collaborative opportunities in the clean energy sector.