India to Add 142 GW of Renewable Energy Capacity; Gujarat Leads the Way

India is set to witness a massive expansion in its renewable energy sector, with 142 GW of new projects in the pipeline across the country. Gujarat has emerged as the frontrunner, leading in capacity additions and project developments.The surge in renewable energy projects aligns with India’s ambitious target of achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030. A significant portion of the upcoming capacity includes solar and wind energy projects, along with hybrid solutions aimed at enhancing grid stability and efficiency.

Gujarat’s leadership in renewable energy is driven by proactive policy support, favorable land availability, and strong investor interest. Other states, including Rajasthan, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu, are also ramping up efforts to contribute to India’s clean energy transition. With increased investments and supportive government policies, India’s renewable energy sector is poised for rapid growth, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable development and energy security.