India's renewable energy sector is poised for significant growth, with the combined installed capacity of solar and wind expected to reach 310–315 GW by March 2028, up from about 206 GW in March 2026. This expansion is anticipated to increase the share of renewables in the power mix to 45%–47%, compared to just 24% in FY2022. Analysts from Crisil project that investments in renewable energy will amount to ₹6 lakh crore to ₹7 lakh crore out of a total of ₹23 lakh crore to ₹24 lakh crore earmarked for key infrastructure in FY27–FY28, representing roughly 26%–29% of overall spending. Key drivers of this growth include a robust pipeline of over 95 GW of utility-scale projects and supportive policies aimed at enhancing commercial and industrial (C&I) installations. However, challenges such as delays in securing power purchase agreements (PPAs) and a transmission gap due to rapid capacity additions could hinder progress. Ensuring timely execution of projects will be crucial to mitigate risks associated with grid curtailment.