India is making significant strides in its energy transition journey towards sustainability. With the goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2070, the country is focusing on reducing emissions in industries like power, steel, refining, and petroleum. The 'India Energy Transition Summit' emphasized the importance of technology in this transition, with a call for innovative solutions that balance economic growth and environmental sustainability. To diversify its energy portfolio, India plans to triple sustainable biofuel production by 2030 using biomass resources. The country also aims to boost its renewable energy storage capacity by six-fold by 2028, with companies like Honeywell leading the way with Microgrid Battery Energy Storage Solutions. Green hydrogen production is a key focus area, with India targeting to produce 5 million tonnes annually by 2050. However, challenges exist in infrastructure development and global manufacturing capacity for electrolyzers. The National Green Hydrogen Mission aims to overcome these challenges and facilitate efficient transport of green hydrogen to global markets. In the aviation sector, the focus is on sustainable aviation fuels to reduce carbon emissions. Honeywell is actively working on developing SAF derived from various sources to enhance sustainability within the industry. Overall, India's energy transition presents a collaborative opportunity for policymakers, industry leaders, and sustainability experts to invest in renewable energy sources, enhance energy efficiency, and embrace cutting-edge technologies. The nation's commitment to sustainability and innovation marks a positive step towards reducing carbon emissions and improving energy efficiency.