India accelerating renewable growth with policy support and innovation
EPR Magazine (Electrical & Power Review)
|April 2025
By fostering a supportive regulatory environment and creating investment opportunities, India aims to bridge the funding gap and accelerate its transition to a clean energy future in which companies like Rayzon Solar play a pivotal role.
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The renewable energy sector in India is experiencing rapid growth driven by policy support innovation and investment. Overcoming investment gaps, land challenges and skill shortages is key to achieving the ambitious clean energy targets. Chirag Nakarani focuses on expanding solar capacity, improving grid integration and fostering partnerships. He explains more in talks with EPR.
What key strategies can India implement to sustain its rapid renewable energy growth and achieve its ambitious 2030 clean energy targets?
India can sustain its rapid renewable energy growth beyond the recent 13.5 percent annual increase by prioritising a multi-faceted approach that includes policy support, technological innovation and large-scale investments in renewable infrastructure. At Rayzon Solar, we believe a key focus should be expanding solar capacity, improving grid integration and fostering public-private partnerships to drive clean energy deployment. Enhancing manufacturing capabilities for advanced solar technologies like N-TOPCon and storage solutions is crucial. Additionally, initiatives like promoting rooftop solar, decentralising energy production and providing financial incentives can accelerate progress towards achieving ambitious 2030 clean energy targets.
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