India's Renewable Energy Push: A Call to Global Investors

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi made a compelling case for global investors to consider India's renewable energy potential during his address at the World Economic Forum 2026 in Davos.

Presenting India as a stable and forward-looking destination for clean energy investment, the Minister highlighted the country's impressive achievements in non-fossil fuel capacity, standing at 267 GW as of December 2025. He emphasized India's ambitious clean energy targets for 2030, urging investors to seize the opportunity in one of the world's largest emerging energy markets requiring an estimated USD 300-350 billion capital by then.

During discussions with international investors, Joshi advocated for investments in green hydrogen infrastructure and emphasized the importance of states like Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh in advancing the energy transition, demonstrating the country's commitment to sustainable development.