In an interview with AECOM India's Executive Director, Sharad Bhushan, the company's commitment to supporting India's clean energy ambitions was highlighted. AECOM views India's 500 GW non-fossil energy target by 2030 as an opportunity to reshape the energy landscape. They aim to provide technical leadership in designing renewable infrastructure like solar parks, wind farms, energy storage systems, and hybrid solutions incorporating green hydrogen. AECOM's multidimensional role includes implementation consultancy, owner's engineering, and policy advisory services to ensure projects meet international standards and promote sustainability. AECOM emphasizes stakeholder collaboration by enabling consensus building through structured engagement and capacity building programs for institutions. The company acts as a neutral integrator to align public and private sector interests, fostering trust and transparency. By integrating ESG considerations into project planning and using advanced digital tools for continuous oversight, AECOM helps clients mitigate investment risks and attract green investors. The future of renewable energy with AECOM looks promising as they focus on hybrid systems, energy storage, and green hydrogen. Their approach of incorporating sustainability goals from project inception to commissioning enhances asset attractiveness to green investors. AECOM's expertise in scalable, resilient design and proactive risk management through digital tools positions them as a key player in India's energy transition towards a low-carbon future.