Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India has called for global investments in the country's energy sector, highlighting the immense possibilities for renewable energy transition. India aims to achieve 500 GW of renewable energy and 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen output by 2030, with a focus on attracting new investments and fostering innovation. Modi emphasized India's achievements in the energy sector, including becoming the 5th largest economy, substantial growth in solar power generation, and meeting carbon emission reduction targets. The government's policies and reforms support initiatives like Make in India, local manufacturing of solar PV modules, and advancements in electric mobility. Modi also discussed the importance of sustainable practices, policy stability, and job creation in the energy sector through initiatives like the National Critical Minerals Mission and non-lithium battery ecosystem promotion. The PM Suryaghar Free Electricity Scheme is creating new skills in the solar sector and generating investment opportunities. Modi expressed confidence that India's commitment to sustainable energy solutions will drive growth and environmental enrichment.