Crisil, a global analytical company, forecasts a substantial surge in green investments in India, projecting a rise to Rs 30.6 lakh crore between 2025-2030. This represents a five-fold increase from the preceding five-year period. Renewable energy and storage are set to receive the largest share of these investments, with Rs 19 lakh crore earmarked for this sector. Additionally, significant funds are allocated to the transport, automotive, and oil & gas industries. The senior director of energy and sustainability at Crisil, Rahul Prithiani, emphasizes the importance of fostering a supportive environment for emerging technologies like green hydrogen. He underlines the necessity of driving demand in this price-sensitive sector. The impending budget is expected to tackle crucial aspects such as carbon markets, energy efficiency, and governmental financing for nascent industries. The power sector is anticipated to play a pivotal role, contributing a substantial 60% to the overall investments. This projection underlines the industry's momentum towards sustainability and highlights the growing significance of green energy in India's economic landscape.