India's renewable energy sector has made significant strides, with an installed capacity of over 175 GW, positioning the country as the fourth-largest globally in renewable energy capacity. Dominated by solar and wind energy, the sector plays a crucial role in India's commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2070. Despite this progress, challenges such as high capital costs, policy inconsistencies, grid limitations, and financing constraints hinder the sector's expansion. The 2025 budget introduces the Clean Tech Mission and emphasizes 'Make in India' initiatives to strengthen the domestic renewable energy ecosystem. Encouraging public investments, stable policies, and financial incentives are vital to attract private investments and overcome the obstacles in the renewable energy sector. Additionally, subsidizing renewable energy technologies, enhancing grid infrastructure, and promoting energy storage systems are essential for integrating renewable energy into the national grid effectively. The focus on clean energy supply chains, green hydrogen, and initiatives like the National Green Hydrogen Mission demonstrate India's dedication to decarbonization and energy transition, offering immense potential for growth and innovation in the renewable energy sector.