India’s climate and energy transition is driven by the need to decarbonise major sectors while accelerating the scale-up of clean power and emerging green fuels. The shift demands climate-resilient infrastructure, stronger adaptation measures, and policies that balance growth with sustainability. Equitable access, technology innovation, and responsible resource use remain critical to ensuring a just, future-ready transition for India.
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