Rajasthan has made significant strides in the clean energy sector, becoming the first state in India to exceed 50% solar capacity in its total installed power capacity. With approximately 23 GW of solar power, representing 51% of its total capacity, the state stands out as a leader in solar energy. Additionally, solar energy dominates Rajasthan's renewable energy portfolio, accounting for 76% of its total renewable capacity. The state recently surpassed 10 GW of cumulative large-scale solar installations, solidifying its position as the top solar state in India, housing a quarter of the country's cumulative large-scale solar capacity. In a bid to further enhance its renewable energy infrastructure, West Bengal has invited bids for a 3.5 MW rooftop solar project, signaling ongoing efforts to expand solar energy initiatives. On the transportation front, Fresh Bus, a Bengaluru-based intercity electric bus startup, secured ₹875 million in funding to bolster its electric bus fleet and network expansion. The company plans to launch 150 e-buses, add 15 new routes, and strengthen its technological capabilities to support sustainable mass transportation. In the realm of hydrogen infrastructure development, Gensol Engineering emerged as the winning bidder for a 237 MW hydrogen electrolyzer manufacturing capacity under the PLI program. This collaboration with Matrix Gas & Renewables signifies a push towards hydrogen technology and manufacturing in India. The Gensol-Matrix consortium has now secured a cumulative 300 MW capacity, underlining the growing focus on hydrogen in the energy landscape. Additionally, financial reports from companies like Inox Wind and Ballard Power Systems reflect positive growth in the renewable energy and fuel cell sectors, showcasing a promising trajectory for clean energy solutions and sustainable development.