<h1>Minister says nation leads G20 sustainability with 500 GW renewables by 2030, domestic manufacturing, low-cost clean power</h1> A Cabinet minister stated that the country ranks among the top G20 performers on sustainability commitments, citing leadership in COP21, accelerated renewable targets (aiming for 500 GW by 2030), a national interconnected grid, and 24-hour clean energy at quoted low tariffs. The minister highlighted domestic manufacturing, resilient supply chains, ongoing free trade agreement negotiations (including with the US and multiple blocs), and policy measures to boost consumption and infrastructure spending. He criticized developed countries for failing to deliver pledged climate finance, urged collective action on water and waste management, and called for innovation and energy-efficiency measures to support legal and policy objectives tied to national sustainability and trade strategies.