During a bilateral meeting on US-India Civil Nuclear Commerce in New Delhi, Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh emphasized the importance of India's Green Hydrogen Mission in decarbonizing heavy industries, transportation, and power generation. This initiative aims to drive innovation in clean technologies and contribute to global climate goals, supported by strong policy frameworks and international partnerships. Additionally, Singh announced India's plan to enhance global climate goals through the Green Hydrogen Mission and collaborations on Small Modular Reactors. The meeting also included discussions on an Indian astronaut joining the International Space Station, highlighting the significance of Indo-US space cooperation. The collaboration between the two nations extends to critical areas like semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and clean energy. India's commitment to clean energy transition and energy self-reliance was further emphasized through collaborative efforts in ocean energy, CCUS technologies, and advancements in data analytics and machine learning. The high-level US delegation led by John Podesta and David Turk reaffirmed both countries' commitment to boosting cooperation in emerging technologies for economic growth, national security, and global leadership.