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India and the United States awarded last week a five-year, $20 million contract to help India reduce greenhouse gas emissions by boosting energy efficiency and relying more on renewable energy
The State Department issued a statement June 13 announcing significant help to India in developing its natural gas supplies through the new Unconventional Gas Technical Engagement Program, part of a 2009 agreement on energy and climate change cooperation
The U.S. Trade and Development Authority signed two agreements March 26 to support domestic business development in the clean energy infrastructure in India during a visit by Commerce Secretary John Bryson
The U.S. government’s finance institution, The Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), plans to invest $520 million in financing and insuring solar energy projects in India by the end of 2011
