In Short : By 2030, India’s wind energy capacity is expected to nearly quadruple to 107 GW, according to the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC). India is well-positioned to rank among the world’s fastest-growing wind markets because to favorable government regulations, robust investments, and rising demand for sustainable energy.
Promoting Innovation and Strategic Development
Large-scale auctions, wind-and-solar hybrid projects, and the quick growth of offshore wind projects are all contributing to the newfound momentum in India’s wind industry. GWEC claims that capacity increases will be accelerated by the government’s push for energy transition and private sector involvement, guaranteeing consistent growth in the upcoming years.
The Importance and Effects of Clean Energy
India’s dependency on fossil fuels will be greatly reduced by doubling its wind power capacity to 107 GW, which will also help the country meet its net-zero 2070 pledge. Together with solar development, wind energy will be essential to lowering emissions, increasing energy security, and lowering the cost of power for millions of homes.
About GWEC
The global wind power sector is represented by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC), an international trade organization. GWEC accelerates the global deployment of wind energy through industrial alliances, policy advocacy, and market analytics. According to its most recent prognosis, India is a major force behind the expansion of wind capacity worldwide.
