Posted on January 14, 2026 by International Advisory Council
As the world accelerates toward a sustainable future, India has positioned itself as a leading destination for clean energy investment. With ambitious climate goals, robust policies, and sectoral incentives, the country is opening vast opportunities for foreign investors, especially those prioritizing ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) metrics.
At the International Advisory Council (IAC), we help international companies, EDBs, and IPAs align their goals with India’s evolving green economy, offering hands-on India investment facilitation and cross-border business promotion in high-potential clean energy sectors.
India aims to:
These goals are supported by policies and incentives that lower the barriers for business setup in India across clean energy value chains.
The Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes offer billions in incentives to firms that manufacture:
Foreign firms are encouraged to apply and set up green tech facilities under joint ventures or independently.
With a budget of ₹19,744 crore, the National Green Hydrogen Mission aims to make India a global hub for the production and export of green hydrogen and its derivatives.
This is a major pull for clean energy startups, electrolyzer manufacturers, and international chemical companies seeking India market entry support.
The National Single Window System (NSWS) now includes green project approvals, making it easier to secure environmental and land permits.
India’s regulators and investors are embracing ESG. Stock exchanges now mandate ESG disclosures, and international capital increasingly flows toward sustainable businesses. Foreign firms entering India with robust ESG strategies:
At IAC, we help investors craft ESG-aligned proposals and connect them with relevant sector-focused investment campaigns in India.
An APAC-based green energy fund worked with IAC to explore solar manufacturing in India. We:
The result: A 30 MW solar panel facility in Gujarat, with plans to expand capacity in 2026.
Foreign IPAs and EDBs can co-host sustainable investment delegations with IAC, showcasing India’s green growth story to investors in their regions. We also assist in:
India’s green growth momentum is real—and global investors stand to benefit from its scale, policy clarity, and innovation-friendly ecosystem. Whether you’re a manufacturer, fund, or technology partner, the opportunities are rich and expanding.
At IAC, we bridge the gap between India’s sustainability goals and your strategic interests—turning environmental action into business opportunity.
As the world accelerates toward a sustainable future, India has positioned itself as a leading destination for clean energy investment. With ambitious climate goals, robust policies and sectoral incentives, the country is opening vast opportunities for foreign investors, especially those prioritizing ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) metrics.
At the International Advisory Council (IAC), we help international companies, EDBs and IPAs align their goals with India’s evolving green economy, offering hands-on India investment facilitation and cross-border business promotion in high-potential clean energy sectors.
India aims to:
These goals are supported by policies and incentives that lower the barriers for business setup in India across clean energy value chains.
The Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes offer billions in incentives to firms that manufacture:
Foreign firms are encouraged to apply and set up green tech facilities under joint ventures or independently.
With a budget of ₹19,744 crore, the National Green Hydrogen Mission aims to make India a global hub for the production and export of green hydrogen and its derivatives.
This is a major pull for clean energy startups, electrolyzer manufacturers and international chemical companies seeking India market entry support.
The National Single Window System (NSWS) now includes green project approvals, making it easier to secure environmental and land permits.
India’s regulators and investors are embracing ESG. Stock exchanges now mandate ESG disclosures and international capital increasingly flows toward sustainable businesses. Foreign firms entering India with robust ESG strategies:
At IAC, we help investors craft ESG-aligned proposals and connect them with relevant sector-focused investment campaigns in India.
An APAC-based green energy fund worked with IAC to explore solar manufacturing in India. We:
The result: A 30 MW solar panel facility in Gujarat, with plans to expand capacity in 2026.
Foreign IPAs and EDBs can co-host sustainable investment delegations with IAC, showcasing India’s green growth story to investors in their regions. We also assist in:
India’s green growth momentum is real—and global investors stand to benefit from its scale, policy clarity and innovation-friendly ecosystem. Whether you’re a manufacturer, fund, or technology partner, the opportunities are rich and expanding.
At IAC, we bridge the gap between India’s sustainability goals and your strategic interests—turning environmental action into business opportunity.
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