India has made significant strides in the clean energy sector, with its clean energy capacity exceeding 200 GW and investments projected to double to over $32 billion by 2025. The country is leading in annual renewable capacity additions, with plans to quadruple its capacity by 2030. India is also intensifying efforts to scale up domestic manufacturing of solar PV and wind turbines to shift away from fossil fuels and achieve 500 GW of renewable energy by 2030. Challenges in 2025 include reducing Green Hydrogen costs, developing new policies, and identifying market demand. However, there is optimism regarding additional production capacities and pilot projects in the sector. Experts stress the importance of public-private partnerships, innovation, and policy support to accelerate project development, financing, and policy enforcement for renewable energy projects.