India, May 20 -- India's renewable energy sector is expected to attract investments worth $110-120 billion over the next few years, largely driven by upcoming solar and wind power projects, according to a report released on Wednesday.

The report by Colliers India said planned solar and wind capacity additions by 2030 could create a $10-15 billion opportunity in land aggregation and acquisition, supported by the government's clean energy transition goals and long-term net-zero ambitions.

India currently has renewable energy capacity of 251 GW, with an additional 270-300 GW of solar and wind energy expected to be added by the end of the decade.

"India's renewable energy capacity stands at 251 GW, and with another 270-300 GW of expected ...