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JOIN THE PREMIER RENEWABLE ENERGY & EV EXPO IN INDIA!

India is leading the way in renewable energy and electric mobility, driving innovation, investment, and collaboration. The Green Energy India Expo 2025, scheduled for December 16-18, 2025, at BIEC, Bengaluru, is India’s top renewable energy exhibition, attracting industry professionals, policymakers, investors, and technology leaders.

Karnataka is among the top states in renewable energy capacity, with over 19.2 GW installed and plans to add 10 GW by 2027. The state is also a hub for electric mobility, with 5,713+ operational EV charging stations. Favorable policies, tax incentives, and clean energy investments make Bengaluru the ideal location for this event.  This industry-leading expo provides a platform for cutting-edge technologies, emerging market trends, and global partnerships in the renewable energy and EV sectors.

RENEWABLE ENERGY PROSPECTS IN INDIA & KARNATAKA

India’s vast renewable energy potential positions it as a global leader in the transition to sustainable power. As one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, India faces the dual challenge of reducing fossil fuel dependence while meeting rising energy demands.

To ensure long-term sustainability, India requires affordable financing, advanced technology adoption, and strong policy support. Karnataka plays a vital role in this transformation, leveraging its solar and wind energy potential. The state must continue investing in energy storage solutions, smart grid modernization, and decentralized clean energy adoption.

INDIA’S RENEWABLE ENERGY: LATEST DEVELOPMENTS

India is rapidly expanding its clean energy transition through record capacity additions, ambitious 2030 targets, and policy reforms. Key developments include:

  • Record Capacity Additions: India added 28 GW of solar and wind energy in 2024.
  • 2030 Targets: Aims for 500 GW of non-fossil capacity.
  • Financial Challenges: Needs higher investments & affordable financing.
  • Green Hydrogen Expansion: 5 million tons production target by 2030.
  • Solar Parks: 50 large-scale projects approved across 12 states.
  • New Regulations: Electricity amendments drive clean energy integration.

India’s renewable energy sector is evolving quickly, reinforcing its global leadership in sustainability.

INDIA’S RENEWABLE ENERGY: LATEST DEVELOPMENTS

The Indian government has launched major initiatives to accelerate the growth of clean energy investments:

Budget Allocation Increase: In Union Budget 2024-25, $1,207 million was allocated for solar energy, marking a 37% rise.

PLI Scheme Expansion: ₹14,007 crore allocated to support 39,600 MW of domestic solar PV module manufacturing.

Electricity (Amendment) Rules, 2024: Streamlining electricity transmission and clean energy integration.

RE-INVEST 2024: The 4th Renewable Energy Investment Meet reaffirmed India's 500 GW non-fossil target by 2030.


Solar Rooftop Subsidy: The PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana supports solar rooftop installations for energy security.

These government policies and incentives demonstrate India’s commitment to clean energy expansion and sustainability.