Summary
The discussion in Houston, United States, highlighted three priorities: stable power, faster regulatory approvals, and resilient critical‑mineral supply chains.
India reported that its total electricity generation capacity has reached 552 gigawatts, with more than half derived from renewable sources.
Initiatives such as the National Single Window System, the Project for Accelerating Regulatory and Investment Viability, and the Prime Minister’s Fast Action Programme are intended to streamline approvals and attract investment.
The country also emphasized the need for recycling and diversified sourcing of critical minerals, and supported Group of Twenty statements on clean cooking and water reuse.