India's power consumption surged to 140.47 billion units in October 2023, showcasing a one percent increase from the previous year. The International Energy Agency (IEA) highlighted India's rapid economic growth and projected it to become the third-largest economy globally by 2028. The report also emphasized the substantial rise in energy demand, particularly from sectors like iron, steel, and cement production, as well as the increasing use of air conditioners. While coal is expected to maintain a significant role in India's energy landscape, there is a parallel focus on expanding renewable energy capacity. The National Electricity Plan aims to transmit over 500 GW of renewable energy by 2030 and includes plans for storage systems and transmission infrastructure to support green energy growth. The plan also outlines the development of Green Hydrogen and Green Ammonia Manufacturing hubs at strategic coastal locations. Additionally, the transmission plan involves significant expansions, including cross-border interconnections with neighboring countries and potential interconnections with nations like Saudi Arabia and the UAE.