Union power minister Manohar Lal Khattar of India announced at the 11th edition of India Energy Storage Week (IESW) 2025 that the country is on track to achieve 50% renewable energy share in its total installed power generation capacity by the end of the year. With renewables currently contributing 48% to the installed capacity, India aims to fulfill its commitment to have 50% of cumulative electric power capacity from non-fossil fuel sources by 2030. The cost of energy storage has seen a significant decrease, making clean energy more reliable and affordable. Industries like steel and cement are shifting towards green hydrogen, with a mission supported by substantial funding to produce green hydrogen and establish a significant electrolyzer capacity. The Indian government is actively working towards increasing the battery energy storage system capacity, with plans for significant growth in the coming years. There is a focus on hydro pumped storage projects, with targets set to increase hydro PSP capacity and reach 50 GW in the next few years. Industry leaders and key energy sector figures are collaborating to drive this green energy transformation in India.