A Projects, Infrastructure & Energy Overview

Foreign Investment and State Policy Leading to Unprecedented Growth in Energy Infrastructure

The energy and infrastructure landscape in India has undergone unprecedented growth in recent years, shaped by a decade of transformative policies, an evolving regulatory framework and an increasingly favourable investment framework. The Union Budget 2026–27 has reinforced this growth trajectory, allocating INR1.22 trillion (ie, 3.1% of India's estimated GDP) for capital expenditure in the infrastructure sector, evidencing the government's continued commitment to infrastructure-led economic development. The government's forward-looking agenda includes strategic allocation of funds across traditional and emerging sectors (such as semiconductors, data centres and green hydrogen). India is expected to contribute nearly 25% of increased global energy demand through 2045, positioning the country as an indispensable participant in the global energy transition.