Union Minister Pralhad Joshi highlighted India's prominent role in the renewable energy sector. India is leading in green hydrogen and has initiated the world's largest green ammonia demonstration project. The country is also making strides in offshore wind power projects and energy storage. Minister Joshi emphasized the decreasing battery prices and the importance of storage projects in the renewable energy sector. The solar plant in Omkareshwar Dam, producing 278 megawatts of power, exemplifies India's progress in sustainable energy. Plans are in place to replicate this success in other regions to achieve the ambitious targets of 500 gigawatts by 2030 and 1800 gigawatts by 2047. The emphasis is on expanding the use of sustainable sources for electricity generation. The government aims to become a market leader in the energy storage sector by 2032 through supportive policies and financial incentives. This comprehensive approach underscores India's commitment to revolutionizing its energy landscape and becoming a global leader in renewable energy.