Green Energy Council

As the global community intensifies its response to climate change, energy transition has become a defining agenda for both governments and corporations. India, aligned with the objectives of the Paris Agreement, has taken a leadership role in shaping the global net-zero trajectory.

At COP26, India made bold commitments, including achieving 500 GW of non-fossil energy capacity by 2030, reducing emissions intensity by 45%, and reaching net-zero by 2070. These targets were reinforced and operationalised under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, which aims to produce 5 MMT of green hydrogen annually by 2030 and position India as a global hub for hydrogen technologies.

By COP29, progress had been made in defining market mechanisms, improving international collaboration, and expanding the scope of technology financing to support the global South. India has begun implementing these priorities through major tenders, strategic public-private partnerships, and domestic technology development.

In this context, Larsen & Toubro has taken decisive steps to lead India’s energy transition. Through its subsidiary, L&T Energy GreenTech Limited (LTEGL), the Group is building deep capabilities across Green EPC, Green Development, and Green Manufacturing—with a core focus on Green Hydrogen, derivatives and energy storage business spanning from products to projects.