Rahul Prithiani, Senior Director and Global Head of Energy and Sustainability at CRISIL Intelligence, forecasts a substantial investment of ₹31 lakh crore in green technologies by 2030 in India. This investment surge will create significant opportunities in the renewable energy sector, electric vehicles (EVs), and emerging technologies such as green hydrogen and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS). The transition towards decarbonization is crucial due to India's high emissions ranking globally and the pressure to act. While funding for established technologies like renewables and EVs seems feasible through debt and equity channels, emerging sectors like green hydrogen and CCUS may face funding challenges, requiring government support and collaboration with financial institutions. The renewable energy value chain is expected to witness major investments in solar and wind generation, storage technologies, EV manufacturing, and advanced battery solutions. Overall, the outlook is positive for green investments, with a focus on leveraging opportunities in renewable energy and cutting-edge technologies to drive sustainability and growth.