Goal: secure, affordable, and reliable electricity for growing economies.
Meeting location: Houston, United States, under the Group of Twenty presidency.
India’s power capacity: 552 gigawatts, over 50% from non‑fossil sources.
New tools like the National Single Window System help speed up approvals.
A national mission aims to recycle and reuse critical minerals for clean technology.
The talks happened in Houston, United States, and focused on easier rules and sharing important minerals.
India says it now has about 552 gigawatts of power, with more than half coming from wind, sun, and water.
The country also wants to recycle special rocks and use computers to speed up building new power projects.
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