Former NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant has set ambitious goals for India, suggesting that the country should target 750 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity and aspire to become a clean energy exporter by 2030. Kant emphasized the importance of establishing robust financial systems, including the use of escrow accounts, to attract private investments for renewable projects, stating that there is substantial global funding available for clean energy initiatives. India's objective is to surpass 500 gigawatts and reach 750 gigawatts of renewable energy to combat its reliance on fossil fuels and reduce imports. To achieve these targets, India must seek external finances and improve energy infrastructure, focusing on green hydrogen production and decarbonizing sectors like steel, cement, and transport. Kant highlighted the necessity of international financial institutions providing guarantees and blended finance to facilitate the flow of private funds into developing countries like India, aiding in the transition to clean energy. Additionally, he stressed the significance of enhancing energy storage capabilities, particularly battery storage, to support renewable energy integration for sectors like electric mobility. Kant also emphasized the importance of climate action and advocated for more support in terms of climate finance and technology transfer from developed nations at G20 and COP meetings.