In 2024, India made significant progress towards achieving its ambitious target of 500 GW of non-fossil-based energy capacity by 2030. The country witnessed a remarkable increase in renewable energy capacity, with the total reaching 214 GW, showcasing a clear acceleration towards meeting national energy targets. The solar sector experienced substantial growth, with installed capacity reaching 94.17 GW, and the wind energy sector also saw significant expansion. Government schemes like PM-Surya Ghar aimed at accelerating renewable energy adoption, with impressive results in rooftop solar installations. Furthermore, India's commitment to green hydrogen production was evident through the National Green Hydrogen Mission, which aims to make India a global leader in green hydrogen. Internationally, India showcased its renewable energy leadership through events like RE-INVEST and ICGH. The country also inaugurated key infrastructure projects to support renewable energy generation, such as on-grid solar plants and solar-BESS facilities. With initiatives like the VGF scheme and focus on geothermal potential, India is diversifying its renewable energy sources. Overall, India's advancements in renewable energy in 2024 highlight the nation's commitment to a sustainable and greener future.