Bharatiya Janata Party · Lok Sabha General Election 2024
Last updated 4 Jun 2026
“We will harness Bharat’s renewable energy potential, targeting 500 GW of renewable energy through the establishment of mega solar parks, wind parks and the Green Energy Corridor project among others.”
India’s clean-energy transition has accelerated sharply: non-fossil installed capacity reached about 262.74 GW by November 2025 (around 51.5 per cent of total installed capacity), and India crossed the 50 per cent non-fossil milestone in June 2025, five years ahead of its 2030 NDC target. This is supported by mega solar parks, wind parks, the Green Energy Corridor transmission programme, ISTS-charge waivers and competitive bidding. The specific 500 GW non-fossil target is set for 2030 and is being progressed strongly but not yet met. Partial (strong action).
India crosses 50% non-fossil share of installed power capacity five years ahead of its 2030 NDC target; non-fossil capacity ~262 GW by Nov 2025.
View sourceWe will set up a Centre of Excellence for clean energy technologies and position the country as Global Manufacturing Hub for Wind, Solar and Green Hydrogen and scale up Bio-Energy Manufacturing facilities from all sorts of waste.
We will establish nationwide smart grids integrated with advanced technology, including smart meters and control centres, for efficient and intelligent energy management.
With a clear focus on green hydrogen, we will invest in expanding production, developing technologies and aim to become a major green hydrogen production hub.
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