India is making significant strides in renewable energy to achieve energy security and reduce carbon emissions. As of January 2025, the country's non-fossil fuel energy capacity has reached 217.62 GW, with remarkable growth in wind and solar power sectors. The CCDC Wind Initiative, launched in 2020, has been instrumental in advancing wind energy development by providing accurate wind resource assessment and supporting the implementation of large-scale projects, contributing to a total installed wind capacity of 48.16 GW. In 2023, India introduced the National Green Hydrogen Mission, with investments exceeding ₹8 lakh crore, aiming to make India a key player in green hydrogen production and export. The mission focuses on developing indigenous technology for green hydrogen, infrastructure, and promoting hydrogen as a clean energy source. Additionally, government schemes like PM-KUSUM and PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana are driving renewable energy adoption among farmers and households. These initiatives, backed by substantial funding and policy support, showcase India's commitment to a cleaner and resilient energy future through technological advancements and strategic investments.