Mumbai, Sept. 8 -- India's clean energy transition is at a "make-or-break moment", industry experts and policymakers said at the Mint Sustainability Summit 2025, adding that the country's renewable energy ambitions must now translate into faster execution and stronger financing.

Speaking on the theme "Scaling clean energy for a climate-ready India- bridging policy, financing and systems delivery", the panel noted that while India has paced faster in renewable capacity, the challenges of storage, land availability, transmission, and financing remain points of concern.

India currently has a capacity of 295.89 gigawatts (GW) of installed renewable capacity including nuclear power capacity, well ahead of earlier plans. With annual capacity ...