New Delhi, Aug. 17 -- India will need to sustain around 10 gigawatt (GW) of wind capacity additions annually for the remainder of the decade to achieve its 100 GW wind energy target by 2030, but regulatory inconsistencies, grid connectivity, land acquisition and other execution bottlenecks could constrain the pace of deployment, according to a report by the Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers Association (IWTMA).

India had installed 56 GW of wind capacity by FY2026 and commissioned about 6 GW during FY2025-26, its highest annual commissioning figure on record, according to the report titled - Learning from States: Policy Harmony for 10 GW Annual Wind Capacity Additions. The report noted that the current annual addition remains below the le...