USTDA expecting portfolio to unlock $37 bn financing in India: Director

Director of USTDA, Enoh T Ebong, also informed that USTDA has launched a new partnership with eight state governments India for 'interstate clean energy procurement partnership'

The United States Trade and Development Agency (USTDA), which facilitates export of goods and services for infrastructure projects, is expecting its portfolio to unlock $37 billion financing in India.

During her latest visit to India, USTDA Director Enoh T Ebong said they had approximately 200 activities across clean energy, transport, digital infrastructure, and health care in the country.

“Our portfolio has the potential to unlock $37 billion in finance. That is what we would be able to unlock when these projects are implemented,” said Ebong.

USTDA has partnered eight states — Maharashtra, Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Kerala, Punjab,