India and the US have reaffirmed their commitment to clean energy innovation and deployment through the Strategic Clean Energy Partnership dialogue. The joint statement issued after the SCEP Ministerial highlighted various initiatives to boost sustainable practices. The focus areas include promoting sustainable aviation fuel, electrification of medium and heavy-duty vehicles, and incorporating hydrogen in transportation. Both nations also stress the importance of modernizing power distribution, implementing energy efficiency measures, and supporting renewable energy projects such as solar and wind power. Collaboration extends to enhancing efficiency standards, green hydrogen adoption in buses and heavy equipment, and facilitating a just energy transition through capacity building. The partnership emphasizes clean energy technology advancement, carbon capture, and energy storage integration for a sustainable future. The ministers acknowledge the progress made in accelerating clean energy technologies and developing actionable roadmaps for hydrogen, energy storage, offshore wind, and geothermal energy. Notably, the collaborative efforts also involve the establishment of the National Centre for Hydrogen Safety in India and bilateral exchanges on clean hydrogen research and implementation. Overall, the partnership aims to drive clean energy deployment, reduce emissions, and foster sustainable practices through joint initiatives and public-private partnerships.