In the first quarter of 2025, India's solar power capacity reached 22% of the total installed power capacity and 47.6% of the total renewable energy capacity, showing significant growth both quarter-over-quarter and year-over-year. Despite the temporary pause on reciprocal trade tariffs between the U.S. and China affecting Indian solar exporters, heavy U.S. import duties on Southeast Asian solar products present a new opportunity for the industry. Additionally, Indian Oil Corporation's auction of a green hydrogen generation unit in Haryana, won by L&T Energy Green Tech, signifies a move towards sustainable energy practices. In other parts of India, initiatives like a ground-mounted solar project in Maharashtra and the release of draft regulations for renewable energy projects in Uttar Pradesh demonstrate the country's commitment to expanding clean energy sources. Furthermore, investments from companies like GE Vernova in expanding electrification manufacturing operations contribute to the growth of the renewable energy sector. These developments, along with the growth in solar power and renewable energy capacity, reflect a positive trend towards sustainable energy practices and advancements in the Indian energy market.