India’s green revenues reached $110 billion in 2025, positioning the country as one of Asia’s rapidly expanding green economies. A report from the London Stock Exchange Group revealed that India’s green revenues have surged at a compound annual growth rate of 20%, surpassing Asia’s average growth of 12% and the global average of 10% over the last five years. Despite constituting only 4% of Asia’s total green revenues, India is strengthening its foothold in various specialized segments within the green economy.
Moreover, India plays a significant role in specific sectors, contributing nearly 87% of Asia’s green revenues from biogas energy equipment and 75% from advanced irrigation systems and devices. These sectors underscore India’s progress in sustainable agriculture, decentralized energy systems, waste-to-energy technologies, and rural infrastructure development. Asia retained its position as the world’s largest green revenue-generating region in 2025, responsible for 47% of global green revenues.
India remains a key destination for clean energy investments in Asia, attracting approximately $100 billion in such investments. The report estimates that nearly 83% of the capital expenditure in the power sector in India is directed towards renewable energy, energy storage, nuclear power, and energy efficiency projects. Despite the significant role of coal in Asia’s energy mix, India’s expanding green economy showcases growth in niche sectors, reflecting the country’s increasing presence in Asia’s broader green revenue landscape, as per the London Stock Exchange Group.
