During the Australia–India Annual Summit in Brazil, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the launch of the India–Australia Renewable Energy Partnership. This partnership is hailed as a significant milestone in the cooperation between the two nations in the realms of climate and energy. The initiative outlines a comprehensive framework encompassing eight key areas for collaboration, with a strong focus on renewable energy and sustainability. These areas include solar PV, green hydrogen, solar supply chains, energy storage, circular economy for renewable energy, investment in renewable energy projects, capacity building, and other mutual interests. The Australian Federal Government highlighted that current joint projects on solar PV and green hydrogen are already in motion and will be further strengthened under this partnership. Additionally, the two countries will engage in a new 1.5 Track Dialogue to delve into and define cooperation in the remaining six areas. The partnership emphasizes the development of the renewable energy workforce through skills training and aims to lead in the commercialization of advanced renewable technologies. Australia's commitment to collaborating with India to harness the economic opportunities presented by the transition to net zero emissions is a focal point of this initiative. The renewable energy partnership is envisioned as a means to actualize this commitment into tangible outcomes, fostering innovation, sustainable practices, and economic growth in both countries.