India has made substantial progress in expanding its renewable energy capacity, with 214 GW installed by November 2024, marking a 14% increase from the previous year. The government's commitment to clean energy and conducive policy measures have been instrumental in this growth, with a trajectory to achieve 500 GW by 2030. Looking ahead to 2025, the focus will be on grid modernization, transmission connectivity, and streamlining processes to boost investor confidence. The integration of energy storage solutions and the emergence of green hydrogen are highlighted as key areas for growth to support decarbonization efforts. Challenges such as capital intensity and uncertainty in interest rates are being mitigated through innovative financial mechanisms like green bonds and production-linked incentives. The goal is to establish a self-reliant renewable energy sector in India by enhancing domestic manufacturing capabilities. The sector's future lies in technological innovation and a forward-thinking approach to contribute meaningfully to a sustainable, low-carbon future.