The Interim Budget 2024 in India highlighted a strong focus on green energy and environment protection sectors to pave the way for a net zero emissions India by 2047. The government's emphasis on sustainable development was evident through various interventions such as the 'Rooftop solarization' scheme, offshore wind energy enhancement, coal gasification, compressed bio-gas, and electric vehicle infrastructure expansion. The government's proactive stance on green growth, including tax incentives and benefits, showcased a positive sentiment towards sustainability. Specific proposals for tax benefits in the sustainable energy sector, including deductions for rooftop solar panels, industries in solar energy, net zero investments, and hydrogen fuel manufacturing/EV industry, were discussed. The article also addressed the importance of R&D in hydrogen fuel and electric vehicles, emphasizing the need for incentives to boost 'Make in India' initiatives in these sectors. The article further highlighted the proposal to extend liberalization measures like 80JJAA to the sustainable energy sector to enhance employment opportunities. Overall, these incentives aim at encouraging investments in sustainable energy, reducing carbon emissions, and steering India towards a cleaner, greener future.