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India’s clean energy ministry seeks $220B investment in three years

By Drooid · Oct 29, 2026 · How we work

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India’s clean energy ministry says the country needs about $220 billion in investment over three years.
Funding will target solar, wind, battery storage, green hydrogen and transmission infrastructure.
India aims to raise non-fossil power capacity from 308 GW to 500 GW by 2030.
Private investors supplied roughly $64 billion between 2024-2026, including $6.2 billion foreign capital.
The government added $6 billion to clean-energy projects in the same period.

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India’s clean energy ministry says the country needs about $220 billion in investment over three years.
Funding will target solar, wind, battery storage, green hydrogen and transmission infrastructure.
India aims to raise non-fossil power capacity from 308 GW to 500 GW by 2030.
Private investors supplied roughly $64 billion between 2024-2026, including $6.2 billion foreign capital.
The government added $6 billion to clean-energy projects in the same period.