from india Federal Budget 2026‑27 Introduced keeping climate change and green development in mind, but critics say that The intention may seem ambitious, but the actual results and financial support are not as expected.

According to analysts, this budget reduce carbon emissions, Expansion of clean energy projectsAnd Investing in decarbonization technologies Areas like these have been highlighted. in major investments Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) in the next five years for ₹20,000 crore — which targets emissions reductions in particularly energetic industrial sectors.

the budget has PM Surya Ghar Free Electricity Scheme The allocation for solar energy has also been increased, which will promote local generation and distribution of solar energy, while maintaining the amount for some existing schemes. However, the editorial also states that Budgetary support given for initiatives like nuclear energy and green hydrogen may not be fully spent at the expected levelswhich clarifies the gap between policy and implementation.

Overall, India’s 2026‑27 climate budget signals a “big in intent, challenging in outcome” situation — where the policy direction is clear, but effective implementation and adequate financial support remain key questions.