Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that Indian companies investing in clean and green energy are poised to access better global markets as international supply chains undergo significant restructuring.
Addressing a post-Budget webinar, the Prime Minister emphasised that sustainability must now become a core business strategy rather than a peripheral objective. He noted that the Union Budget reinforces India’s commitment to sustaining and strengthening economic growth while aligning industrial expansion with environmental responsibility.
Highlighting the global shift toward greener production systems, PM Modi said that as supply chains are recalibrated worldwide, Indian firms that prioritise clean energy investments will find enhanced opportunities in international markets. He underlined that India’s direction is clear — to build more, produce more, connect more and export more — as the country moves toward its ‘Viksit Bharat’ vision.
The Prime Minister stressed the importance of collaboration between industry, investors and policymakers to realise sustainability goals. He called for collective ownership in implementing reforms and urged stakeholders to actively participate in accelerating the transition toward green growth.
The Budget has significantly strengthened allocations for renewable energy and sustainability initiatives. Funding for the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has been raised to a record level, with substantial support directed toward rooftop solar expansion under the PM Surya Ghar Yojana. Investments have also been earmarked for strengthening green energy transmission infrastructure and supporting the National Green Hydrogen Mission.
PM Modi identified manufacturing, logistics, MSMEs and emerging urban centres as key pillars of India’s economic growth. He said that reforms outlined in the Budget are designed to enhance industrial capacity, improve competitiveness and generate employment opportunities across sectors.
Under the broader theme of sustaining and strengthening economic growth, multiple sessions are being held as part of the post-Budget engagement process. These discussions focus on manufacturing and strategic sectors, MSMEs and market access, city economic regions, and infrastructure and logistics — all aimed at accelerating India’s transformation into a resilient and globally integrated economy.
The Prime Minister’s remarks signal a strategic push to align India’s industrial growth with global sustainability trends, positioning Indian enterprises to compete more effectively in the evolving green economy.
