On February 1, 2024, India's finance minister presented the Interim Budget, emphasizing inclusive growth and a green vision for the country. The budget highlights the importance of transitioning towards a sustainable future, aligning with India's commitment to achieving 'net-zero' emissions by 2070. The focus is on energy security, with measures like setting up coal gasification capacities, biogas blending, and supporting electric vehicles. The Interim Budget also aims to strengthen the renewable energy sector by promoting solar energy adoption, offshore wind energy development, and green growth initiatives. Key initiatives like the National Green Hydrogen Mission, Green Credit Programme, and the Mangrove Initiative are part of the government's strategy for environmental sustainability and economic growth. Additionally, infrastructure plans include major railway corridor programs, investments in post-harvest activities for agriculture, and schemes for bio-foundry and bio-manufacturing. The budget reflects a positive sentiment towards green technology, sustainability, and economic development in India's energy, infrastructure, and technology sectors.