India has emerged as the world’s second-largest clean-industry investment market, with a potential investment opportunity of US$434 billion across 61 commercial-scale projects, according to the Global Project Tracker released by Mission Possible Partnership (MPP), supported by the Industrial Transition Accelerator (ITA).
The tracker includes US$428 billion in announced project investments and US$6.6 billion in investments that have already been secured through final investment decisions or operational projects. India ranks behind China in total clean-industry investment opportunity and ahead of Australia, Brazil and the United States.
India Ranks Third in Global Clean-Industry Projects
India ranks third globally in the number of clean-industry projects, behind China and the United States, and leads among emerging markets identified as part of the “new industrial sunbelt.”
The 61 projects represent India’s growing pipeline of commercial-scale industrial investments focused on cleaner production and industrial transition. The investment opportunity highlights the country’s increasing importance in the global development of low-carbon industrial infrastructure.
Green Ammonia Leads India’s Clean-Industry Pipeline
Green ammonia is identified as a leading segment within India’s clean-industry project pipeline, reflecting opportunities to expand low-carbon industrial production and support decarbonisation across energy-intensive sectors.
The investment tracker provides an overview of announced and secured projects, highlighting the scale of India’s clean-industry ambitions and its position in the global transition towards lower-emission industrial systems.
India’s ranking underscores the growing investment potential in clean industrial technologies, including projects that could support renewable energy integration, industrial decarbonisation and the development of sustainable manufacturing value chains.
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