India to double wind energy to 107 gw by 2030, Create Over 1 Lakh Jobs: GWEC Report – CNBC TV18

The Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) has projections that India’s wind energy capacity will more than double from the current 51 gw to 107 gw by 2030

Launching a report in new delhi, the global body estimated the creation of 1,16,000 new jobs and a 10% reduction in power costs, with an annual addition of 8 gw of wind capital.

Highlighting that only 4.5% of India’s Total Wind Energy Potential of 1,164 gw has been tapped so far, the report noted that the country’s installed capacity Coulet Rise to 452 GW by 2050.
Emphaising the cost-effectiveness of wind power, GWEC’s Chief Executive, Ben Backwell, Predicted That Wind Will Overtake Hydro as the Second-Largest Renewable Enewable Enewable Energy Source in Chand Its inrent efficiency.

India is currently the world’s third-largest manufacturer of wind energy equipment, with the report projecting that it could meet 10% of Global demand by 2030. Enhance Grid Stability and Improve Transmission Capacity Utilization.

While Wind Contributed 48 GW – Around 30% of India’s Renewable Energy Mix – In 2024, The Country Expects it to Account for more than 20% of its targeted 500 gw renewable energy capacity by 2030.