At India Energy Week 2025, industry leaders gathered to discuss strategies for scaling renewable energy and advancing energy solutions in India. The focus was on achieving the ambitious target of 500 GW renewable energy capacity by 2030, with an emphasis on the role of green hydrogen in the energy transition. Leaders like Gurdeep Singh from NTPC expressed the company's commitment to expanding into solar and nuclear energy, highlighting hydrogen as a key component for the future. Challenges such as transmission infrastructure investment, land acquisition, and the need for an indigenous supply chain were recognized as crucial for success. The discussion also touched upon grid integration, with calls for infrastructure upgrades and advancements in green hydrogen technology. The session underscored the importance of innovation, infrastructure development, and policy support in accelerating India's clean energy transition. Leaders urged the younger generation to actively engage in energy innovation and policy advocacy to drive the sector forward, positioning India as a model for renewable energy initiatives in the Asia-Pacific region.