India showcased its leadership in clean energy transition and global collaboration during high-level engagements at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos.

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• Union Minister Pralhad Joshi led India’s clean energy engagements, emphasising inclusive, affordable and just global energy transition

• Discussions with WEF leadership stressed multilateral cooperation to address shared economic, energy and development challenges

• India shared decentralised renewable energy models relevant for Global South, including rooftop solar and agricultural solutions

• Flagship schemes like PM Surya Ghar and PM-KUSUM highlighted for expanding clean energy access and reducing energy costs

• States such as Madhya Pradesh showcased for strong execution, competitive solar, storage and green hydrogen pricing

• India promoted South–South cooperation through platforms like International Solar Alliance for climate-secure future

• Meetings with global investors focused on renewable scaling, carbon markets, green hydrogen and clean energy finance

• India highlighted falling solar tariffs, expanded manufacturing capacity and AI-based energy solutions driving future growth