India's Wind Energy Drive: IWTMA Aims for 100 GW by 2030 with Tech & Manpower Investments

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India's wind energy industry is taking significant steps towards realizing its 100 GW goal by 2030, with the Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers Association (IWTMA) spearheading technology development, manpower growth, and policy influence. The sector is falling in line with the government'...

Current Wind Power Capacity & Expansion Plans:

India presently has more than 50 GW of installed wind power capacity.
The sector is planning to double this capacity by 2030 with expansion of manufacturing and support from policy.

Technology & Talent Development:

India possesses 18 GW of in-country manufacturing capacity for wind turbine and component annually.
Suzlon, Nordex, Siemens Gamesa, Vestas, and GE Vernova, among leading players, are pioneering innovations in blades, nacelles, gearboxes, and generators.
The industry is poised to create thousands of employment opportunities, with renewable sector recruitment set to increase by 19% in FY25.

Policy Support & 'Make in India' Mission:

IWTMA is collaborating closely with the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) to rationalize regulations and infrastructure upgradation.
The industry is making India a global export hub for wind gear, driving economic growth and sustainability.

Grid Stability & Renewable Energy Integration:

Wind power adds to solar power, providing twenty-four-hour green electricity at cost-effective prices.
India is ranked fourth in renewable energy production internationally, further proving its leadership position in clean energy.

Future Perspective & Industry Vision:

IWTMA stresses on sustained policy aid and infrastructure modernization to leverage the sector to its full capability.
CEO Aditya Pyasi said, "With firm policy support and an industrial base with a future orientation, India's wind industry is well-placed to fuel the next stage of our green growth narrative."

The growth highlights India's dedication to clean energy, making wind energy a national economic force while facilitating sustainable development.

Sources: Rediff Money

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