The energy sector in India is a significant driver of economic growth, with the country aiming to reach a $5 trillion economy in the next three years and $7 trillion by 2030. Renewable energy, power & utilities, and energy efficiency are identified as the primary pillars fueling this growth. The focus areas for a sustainable energy ecosystem include ensuring round-the-clock clean energy availability, building resilient power and utilities, and accelerating energy efficiency measures. The article emphasizes the importance of government support through budgetary allocations to achieve climate goals. Specific interventions across the renewable energy value chain, including solar, wind, energy storage, green hydrogen, and derivatives, are crucial for India's energy transition. The piece discusses various challenges such as supply constraints in the solar module market, the need for local manufacturing in offshore wind projects, and the development of the green hydrogen market. Policy recommendations include providing support for bio-CNG, sustainable aviation fuel, and rationalizing GST rates for key materials. The article highlights the improvements in the power and utilities sector, such as reduced AT&C losses and increased power availability in rural areas. It also calls for further efforts in areas like generation, transmission, and distribution to enhance the sector's resilience.