India unveiled an ambitious energy transition plan at the IEEMA Industry Conclave 2024 in New Delhi. The plan includes implementing 40GW of battery storage and 90GW of pump storage capacity by 2030, with a goal to source 50% of power from non-fossil fuels. This initiative aims to add 85GW of solar capacity, particularly focusing on states like Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Gujarat that are spearheading green hydrogen initiatives. Industry leaders at the conclave emphasized the significance of innovation and infrastructure in achieving India's energy goals, framing the changes as an 'Energy Revolution.' They stressed the crucial role of India's power grid in facilitating this transformation and highlighted the importance of balancing growth with environmental concerns for sustainable progress. The event also addressed challenges in local manufacturing, proposing a model where 70% of investment would come from the government and 30% from corporations to enhance technological development and reduce import dependency. With significant investments in green hydrogen, battery storage, and pump storage capacities, India's energy transition signals a transformative period, positioning the country as a global leader in sustainable energy development.