India is making strides in its renewable energy sector to accelerate its energy transition and combat climate change. The recent announcement of the National Electricity Plan (Transmission) by the Union government reflects a strategic move towards increasing the country's renewable energy (RE) capacity. The plan includes a focus on expanding storage systems, with targets set for 47 gigawatts (Gw) of battery energy and 30 Gw of pumped storage plants. These initiatives are crucial for managing power demand efficiently, especially during peak load times throughout the year. Additionally, the development of transmission systems to connect power sources to hubs producing green hydrogen and green ammonia highlights India's commitment to sustainable energy practices. This investment underscores India's dedication to achieving 500 Gw of RE capacity by 2030, emphasizing the importance of RE in reducing global warming and advancing climate goals.