In 2024, India made significant progress in its energy transition, with a mix of renewable energy growth and efforts towards green hydrogen initiatives. Despite heavy coal dependency, the country is diversifying its energy sources. The government is focusing on boosting renewable energy capacity and investing in solar installations and storage solutions. India has also allocated substantial subsidies to promote green hydrogen projects, aiming to produce 5 million metric tons annually by 2030. Efforts towards sustainability, industrial decarbonization, and upgrading power distribution networks are underway. Looking forward to 2025, India's priorities include enhancing energy security, expanding renewable energy and green hydrogen ecosystems, exploring nuclear energy options, and addressing demand-side constraints in the energy sector.