India has made significant strides in clean energy, with Union Minister Piyush Goyal highlighting the country's remarkable growth in solar capacity at the India Energy Storage Week. Over the past decade, India has achieved a 4000% increase in solar capacity, currently standing at 227 gigawatts of renewable energy. The Minister emphasized India's leadership in transitioning towards a greener future and meeting its Paris Agreement targets. Pali village in Jammu and Kashmir was praised as India's first energy-neutral panchayat, demonstrating sustainability through solar power and waste management. Goyal proposed a four-part strategy to strengthen India's energy ecosystem, focusing on innovation, electric vehicle adoption, supply chains, and scaling renewable energy to 500 gigawatts by 2030. The event also showcased advancements in energy storage technologies like Lithium-sulfur and Sodium-ion batteries. The India Energy Storage Alliance (IESA) plays a crucial role in promoting energy storage, electric mobility, and green hydrogen adoption in India through policy shaping and industry collaboration.