India's solar and wind energy sectors are set to attract land investments worth USD 10-15 billion by 2030, according to a report by Colliers India. Currently, the country has an installed renewable energy capacity of around 251 GW, with a goal to reach 500 GW by 2030. The report highlights that the expansion of renewable energy infrastructure will create significant opportunities in the real estate sector, particularly in land acquisition and industrial demand from Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). By 2030, solar and wind projects are projected to require nearly 700,000 acres of land. Colliers anticipates that India could add another 270-300 GW of renewable capacity during this period. The demand for industrial and warehousing space has surged, with renewable energy OEMs increasing their annual leasing nearly fourfold over the last five years. Cities like Chennai and Pune have emerged as key locations for this growth, accounting for a significant portion of the total industrial space uptake. The ongoing expansion is expected to bolster India's decarbonization efforts while catalyzing long-term sustainable growth across the nation.