India’s renewable energy sector is entering a new phase of growth, marked by a shift from pure capacity addition to integrated, grid-aligned solutions. While solar continues to scale on the back of domestic manufacturing and supportive policy reforms, wind is charting a renewed growth trajectory driven by repowering initiatives, hybrid tenders, and an evolving procurement ecosystem. A key structural change is the rapid emergence of hybrid and FDRE projects with integrated BESS, enabling higher capacity utilisation, grid stability, and RTC renewable supply. Together, these trends are strengthening the sector’s bankability and positioning renewables as a reliable cornerstone of India’s energy transition.