In 2024, India made remarkable strides in its renewable energy sector, adding 14.9 GW of capacity between April and November and reaching a total of 205.5 GW, with solar contributing significantly at 94.2 GW. The focus on domestic manufacturing, supported by the PLI scheme, has propelled the expansion of solar PV module manufacturing to 40 GW, laying the groundwork for potential exports and self-reliance. The National Green Hydrogen Mission is playing a pivotal role in driving the transition to green energy, with a strong emphasis on decarbonizing industries like steel and cement. Grid modernization efforts, including UHV AC/DC lines and stringent RPO compliance, are essential for evacuating power efficiently from renewable-rich areas to consumption centers. Looking ahead to 2025, key priorities for India's renewable energy sector include scaling solar, wind, energy storage, and green hydrogen while addressing infrastructure and financing challenges. The country aims to lead the global clean energy transition and achieve its 2030 goal of 500 GW through targeted policy measures and innovation.