India is making strides towards achieving its ambitious renewable energy targets, with the goal of generating 50% of its total power capacity from renewable sources by the end of 2025. Union Power Minister Manohar Lal Khattar highlighted the country's progress in the sector, noting the need for robust energy storage systems to support the expanding generation capacity. The minister emphasized the importance of enhancing energy storage for grid stability and round-the-clock clean energy supply. India's focus on green hydrogen as part of its energy independence drive was underscored, with the announcement of the National Green Hydrogen Mission aiming to produce 10 million metric tonnes of green hydrogen and establish significant electrolyser capacity. The country aims to ramp up storage capabilities significantly, with current projects in development and future plans to reach nearly 74 GW of storage by 2031–32. Stakeholders at the 'India Energy Storage Week 2025' reiterated India's long-term vision of becoming a clean, self-reliant energy powerhouse through the transition to renewable energy and enhanced storage infrastructure.