India's Union Minister of State for Science and Technology, Dr. Jitendra Singh, emphasized the importance of India's Green Hydrogen Mission for decarbonizing heavy industries, transportation, and power generation. The mission aims to drive innovation in clean technologies and contribute to global climate objectives. Dr. Singh highlighted the crucial role of robust policy frameworks and international partnerships in leading India's transition to a sustainable energy future. Additionally, the focus on Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) was underscored as critical for India's clean energy transition, aiding in energy self-reliance and climate commitment achievements. The meeting also discussed the significant roles of research and development investments, regulatory frameworks, and collaborations in advancing sustainable development solutions. Key targets from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's climate action plan, such as achieving net-zero emissions by 2070 and increasing non-fossil energy capacity, were reaffirmed. The high-level discussion included topics like advancements in ocean energy, carbon capture technologies, biofuels, artificial intelligence, and sustainable energy storage solutions. The meeting concluded with both India and the US reaffirming their commitment to enhancing cooperation in emerging technologies.