Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Bhupender Yadav, has said that India will require investments of more than USD 10 trillion by 2070 to achieve its net-zero target.

He further emphasized the need to build trust in environment-friendly investments to achieve this goal.

Yadav said, “India is promoting blended approaches to finance, where public funds are used to encourage and de-risk private investments in renewable energy, energy efficiency, electric vehicles, waste-to-wealth initiatives, and nature-based solutions and resources.”

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The minister outlined three key principles guiding India’s climate-related efforts:

  1. Climate finance cannot be separated from development finance.
  2. Clean energy, efficient cities, climate-resilient agriculture, and strong infrastructure are the foundation for national security and industrial leadership.
  3. The country that successfully mobilizes green investments will dominate industrial value chains in the future.

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