India is witnessing a significant increase in Global Capability Centres (GCCs) dedicated to the renewable energy sector, showcasing the country's strategic shift towards sustainable innovation and energy transformation. Major cities such as Bengaluru, Chennai, and Pune have emerged as key hubs for renewable GCC activities, focusing on optimizing operations and fostering talent development. The renewable energy sectors, especially wind and hydrogen, are experiencing substantial investment in talent, driving advancements in infrastructure and clean energy solutions. India's vast talent pool, with millions of STEM and engineering graduates annually, is fueling this momentum. Energy-focused GCCs in India currently employ over 20,000 professionals, playing a crucial role in research, innovation, and operational efficiency in the global energy transformation landscape. The GCC sector in India is forecasted to expand to $110 billion by 2030, with projections indicating the establishment of more GCCs and increased employment opportunities in the energy innovation sector.