During a recent meeting between US President Biden and Indian Prime Minister Modi, the two leaders highlighted the importance of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) in advancing economic resilience and sustainability. They praised India's ratification of agreements under the IPEF and emphasized the diversity of the 14 partner economies, collectively representing a significant portion of global GDP and trade. The leaders also commended the Strategic Clean Energy Partnership (SCEP) for its efforts in strengthening energy security, promoting clean energy innovation, and tackling climate change. A new collaboration on a National Center for Hydrogen Safety in India was announced, further showcasing joint initiatives in the clean energy sector. Additionally, the leaders discussed the Renewable Energy Technology Action Platform (RETAP) to boost clean energy manufacturing and global supply chains, particularly focusing on hydrogen and energy storage. Both countries reaffirmed their commitment to accelerating the development of renewable energy and clean technology, with plans to establish a Green Transition Fund. The signing of agreements related to critical minerals and the Minerals Security Partnership underscored the shared goal of ensuring resilient supply chains for essential resources. The article also highlighted the IPEF Supply Chain Agreement, aimed at enhancing collaboration among partner countries to mitigate supply chain disruptions. The proactive approach taken by the US and India in advancing clean energy and supply chain resilience demonstrates a positive outlook on future bilateral cooperation.