Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri have emphasized India's commitment to clean energy for a sustainable future. India has made impressive strides in clean energy, saving on foreign exchange and reducing CO2 emissions through green energy initiatives. Union Minister Puri highlighted the country's achievements in ethanol blending and the adoption of green technologies. In a recent event, he showcased India's progress in clean energy and emphasized the importance of green hydrogen. India aims to achieve 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030 and potentially 1 TW by 2035 to transition away from fossil fuels and combat climate change. The country's focus on renewable energy also aligns with its commitments at COP26 to reduce carbon emissions and achieve net-zero emissions by 2070. India's leadership in international alliances like the International Solar Alliance and partnerships with countries like the US demonstrate its dedication to green technology and sustainable practices. The renewable energy sector in India not only helps in achieving climate goals but also offers significant job creation opportunities, with estimates suggesting the potential creation of millions of jobs by 2030. The government's initiatives, such as the PLI scheme for solar modules, focus on domestic manufacturing to capitalize on the job creation potential and drive the transition towards a greener economy.