India's Energy Transition and Utilities (ET&U) industry is undergoing a significant transformation towards a cleaner, greener future by 2025. The country is set to make remarkable progress in its transition to sustainable energy sources driven by technological innovations, policy reforms, and increased investments. Key trends include a strong focus on renewable energy dominance through solar and wind growth, energy storage advancements, smart grid expansion, green hydrogen initiatives, EV revolution, and decentralized energy systems. India aims to achieve 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030, with solar and wind energy as key pillars. The integration of hybrid projects combining multiple energy sources will enhance reliability and power supply. Additionally, advancements in battery technology and domestic manufacturing will drive down storage costs and support the EV ecosystem. Smart grid expansion will integrate digital technologies for improved efficiency and cybersecurity measures. A notable focus is on green hydrogen production for industries like steel and transport, with India working on electrolyser production and reducing hydrogen production costs. The article also highlights the acceleration of EV adoption, vehicle-to-grid technology, and the rise of decentralized energy systems and peer-to-peer energy trading platforms. While India's transition towards green energy is positive, challenges such as grid modernization, financing, and ensuring affordable energy access remain. The trends align with India's vision to lead in clean energy and decarbonization, reducing reliance on fossil fuels while meeting growing energy demands sustainably.