Australia's High Commissioner to India, Philip Green OAM, emphasized the strong potential for Australian companies to play a significant role in India's green energy sector. With India's fast-growing economy driving a surge in demand for renewable energy sources, there is a need for collaboration to meet the target of installing 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030 set by PM Narendra Modi. Australia's expertise in critical minerals and metals for the green energy supply chain positions them as valuable partners. Both countries are focusing on scaling up the manufacturing and deployment of solar PV technologies and clean hydrogen technologies to diversify clean energy supply chains and reduce global emissions. The shared ambition between India and Australia on green hydrogen was reiterated with the establishment of the India-Australia Green Hydrogen Taskforce. This partnership not only aims to create new economic opportunities and enhance sustainability but also showcases the commitment to global environmental goals. The joint efforts of both nations aim to drive innovation and growth in the green energy sector.