India has joined fellow G20 nations in adopting four major consensus outcomes aimed at strengthening cooperation in energy, water, and critical minerals. The agreement was reached during a three‑day meeting hosted by the White House National Energy Dominance Council, alongside the US Departments of Energy and Interior, and the Environmental Protection Agency.

Household Energy Access: Nations backed scalable solutions such as liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to replace traditional biomass, helping developing countries transition to cleaner cooking fuels.

Infrastructure Approvals: A call for faster, more predictable government permitting processes to accelerate energy infrastructure projects.

Water Reuse Initiative: Launch of a voluntary program to recycle water based on quality standards across agriculture, manufacturing, and community sectors.

Critical Minerals Supply Chains: A voluntary commitment to secure and diversify supply chains through shared data, innovation, and joint investments.

India’s participation highlights its commitment to sustainable energy access, efficient governance, and resilient supply chains, aligning with global priorities for cleaner growth and resource security.