Archive · 19 Jun 2025
India's Clean Energy Projects Face Financing Bottlenecks
India wants to build lots of factories that make clean energy products, like green ammonia.
But it's having trouble getting enough money to build them.
Even though India has many planned projects worth billions of dollars, few have actually started.
The report says that part of the problem is the cost of borrowing money and that the market for clean commodities isn't developed enough to attract more investment.
India's $89 billion clean industry pipeline is facing financing challenges.
Only one project reached a final investment decision in the last six months.
India has 41 clean industry projects, including green ammonia and sustainable aviation fuels.
India has secured $13 billion in committed investment, significantly less than China and the US.
Slow market development and high costs of capital hinder investments.
- Who
- Mission Possible Partnership and Industrial Transition Accelerator.
- What
- India's clean industry projects face financing bottlenecks.
- When
- Report published June 19, 2025.
- Where
- India, with a global context.
- Why
- To advance decarbonization in high-emission sectors.
- India's Project Pipeline Value
- $89 billion
- Projects Reaching Final Decision
- 1 in the last 6 months
- Total Projects Announced (Global)
- $1.6 trillion
- India's Committed Investment
- $13 billion
- China's Committed Investment
- $61 billion
- US Committed Investment
- $54 billion
- Report Authors
- Mission Possible Partnership and Industrial Transition Accelerator
