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GWECNET

WINDATTHECORE

DrivingIndia’sGreenAmbitionsand

InternationalInfluence

AUGUST2025

Abbreviations

Definitions

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Contents

Forewords

ExecutiveSummary

1.Wind’sRoleinEnergyTransition

2.India’sWindOutlook

3.ScalingWindanditsBenefit

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Theglobalenergylandscapeis

undergoingaprofoundtransformationwithrenewablesources,particularly

windenergy,attheforefront.This

transitionisdrivenbysignificantcost

reductions,ambitioussustainability

targets,supportivepolicies,and

escalatingdemand.By2030,

renewablesareexpectedtosupply

approximately50%ofglobalelectricity,withwindcapacityprojectedto

exceed2TW,accountingfor20%-25%oftherenewableenergymix.

India’senergytransitionisinalignmentwiththeseglobaltrends,targeting500GWofnon-fossilsourcesby2030,

includingacrucial100GWfromwindenergy.Thisispivotalforsettingthe

nationonapathtoachieveitsNet

Zerogoalby2070.Multiplestudies

indicateamuchhigherrequirement

forwindinstallationsby2030,drivenbywind’scomplementaryroletosolarinproducingRoundtheClock(RTC)power,loweringcostsandimprovinggridutilisationsignificantly.Moreover,increasingwindintheenergymix

canenhancetheCapacityUtilisationFactorofREassets,leadtomorethan2.5xsavingsforcustomerscomparedtogridtariffs,andprovidehigherperunitprofittodevelopersaswind’s

capturepriceisbetteralignedwith

peakdemandhours.Italsoreduces

transmissionCAPEXbynearly50%

comparedtosolarplusstoragehybridprojectsduetolessrequirementfor

transmission.

Strongpolicysupport,includingWindRenewablePurchaseObligations

(RPO)andamandatedannual10

GWwindprojectbidding,CI

decarbonizationtargetshasdriven

consistentgrowthindomesticonshorewindcapacityfromabout40GWin

2021toapproximately52GWin2025(asof30thJune),andhasboosted

windturbinegenerator