During the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity event held in Singapore, India showcased an investment opportunity exceeding $500 billion in the clean energy sector by 2030. Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal emphasized the country's commitment to renewables, green hydrogen, and electric vehicles. The event saw significant investment opportunities totaling $23 billion in sustainable infrastructure projects in the Indo-Pacific region. India, along with other countries like Australia and the US, is a part of this framework representing a substantial portion of the global GDP and trade. The event focused on pillars such as clean economy and fair economy, with India actively participating in various tracks. Indian companies like ReNew Power and Avaada Energy were shortlisted to pitch their energy transition concepts to global investors. Additionally, Indian startups like BluSmart and Recykal presented climate tech ideas aimed at addressing climate change challenges. The event also witnessed the approval of an equity investment by the Development Finance Corporation to support innovative companies combating climate change in India and Southeast Asia. Notably, an offtake agreement was signed for the production and export of green ammonia from India to Japan, showcasing the growing interest in green hydrogen initiatives. Overall, the event highlighted India's substantial clean energy investment potential and its efforts to drive sustainable development and combat climate change.