India has made significant strides in its green energy ambitions, surpassing the 200 GW mark with an installed renewable energy capacity of 203.18 GW. This achievement reflects more than 40% progress towards India's target of 500 GW of non-fossil power generation capacity and net zero carbon emissions by 2070. The country saw a growth in solar capacity by 30% in 2024, with increased focus on grid-connected and rooftop solar plants. The PM Surya Ghar scheme and viability gap funding for offshore wind energy projects are key policy initiatives driving the energy transition. Despite delays in signing power purchase agreements for solar projects, India's renewable energy sector attracts significant annual investments. The green energy sector is also witnessing IPOs of companies like ACME Solar Holdings Ltd and a focus on areas like green hydrogen, energy storage, and nuclear power for sustainable growth. The government's commitment to research and development in nuclear power, with a funding commitment of ₹1 trillion, highlights the country's diverse energy transition strategy.