India has made substantial progress in the renewable energy sector, surpassing 200 GW in installed capacity and planning to double investments to USD 32 billion by 2025. The country aims to add 50 GW of renewable energy annually with the goal of reaching 500 GW by 2030. In addition to solar and wind power, India is also venturing into green hydrogen projects, with a target to produce 7.80 lakh MTPA of green hydrogen in 2025. To support its ambitious targets, India is working on policies to promote green hydrogen development and energy storage solutions, crucial for achieving its Net Zero target by 2070. Experts emphasize the need for public-private partnerships and strong policy frameworks to efficiently meet India's renewable energy goals. With the green hydrogen sector expected to grow rapidly, India's role in clean energy innovation is vital for global efforts to reduce dependence on fossil fuels.