The Indian government, led by Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, is actively engaging with states and companies to support their efforts in achieving green energy targets. During the Global Renewable Energy Investors Meet and Expo (RE-Invest), states committed to installing 540 GW of renewable capacity by 2030, while companies pledged investments totaling ₹32.45 lakh crore. Key areas of concern, such as transmission lines, project financing, and implementation of initiatives like PM-Kusum and rooftop solar, are being addressed through collaborative efforts. Financial institutions have shown strong support, with commitments amounting to ₹29.5 lakh crore by FY30, including significant contributions from Ireda and State Bank. The government is also working on promoting solar energy in agriculture through the PM-Kusum scheme, with increasing demand from states for central allocation. The rooftop solar scheme has gained momentum, with over 13 million registrations and 325,000 installations. Challenges such as lack of net metering are being acknowledged and plans are in place to overcome them. Additionally, the focus is on green hydrogen, with progress in tenders and interest from multiple countries. Notably, almost half of India's green hydrogen production is already accounted for through agreements. The government's dedication to green energy initiatives is further highlighted by discussions with nations like Germany and Denmark on renewable energy collaborations.