Author: Piyush Patel | Investor & Mentor | Profit From IT
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India marks Global Wind Day 2025 with a strategic focus on wind energy. Learn how this shift impacts India's renewable energy roadmap, manufacturing goals, and stock market outlook.
Wind Energy at the Core: Wind energy was declared central to India’s renewable strategy and self-reliance vision.
Vision for Growth: The national policy emphasizes renewable energy for manufacturing and conventional energy for consumption.
Ambitious National Targets:
50% power capacity from non-fossil fuel sources by 2030
Net-zero carbon emissions by 2070
Global Standing:
🌍 3rd Largest Renewable Energy Producer
💨 4th Largest Wind Power Installed Capacity
Hybrid Energy Integration: Combining wind, solar, and battery storage (BESS) for round-the-clock reliable energy.
Tariff Efficiency: Efforts needed to reduce the per-unit cost, currently seen as high at ₹3.90/unit.
Boost in Domestic Manufacturing: Enhancing efficiency for both local use and global export potential.
Offshore Wind Push: 4 GW leasing areas identified in Gujarat and Tamil Nadu.
Expansion to New States: Development focus expanding into Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, and Odisha.
Modernised Grid Infrastructure: Investment in AI-powered forecasting and smart grid integration.
Manufacturing capacity: 225 kW to 5.2 MW turbines
33 models currently in production by 14 domestic companies
Competitive cost structure for global markets
A strong positive sentiment is expected in sectors including:
Wind turbine manufacturing
Renewable EPC and storage systems
Grid modernization and smart forecasting solutions
Company | Segment | Rationale |
---|---|---|
Inox Wind | Turbines | Expanding capacity, localization benefits |
Suzlon Energy | EPC | Improved fundamentals and wind project traction |
NTPC Renewables | Integrated | Storage-linked renewable expansion |
Sterlite Power | Transmission | Grid infrastructure and AI-integrated operations |
GE India / Siemens India | Wind tech | Global expertise + local footprint |
Rank | State | Added Capacity (MW) |
---|---|---|
1 | Karnataka | 1331.48 |
2 | Tamil Nadu | 1136.37 |
3 | Gujarat | 954.76 |
✅ High-Growth Opportunity: India’s shift toward renewable-driven manufacturing could power industrial growth and improve margins.
✅ Cost-Efficient Energy: Lower cost of green energy supports India’s competitive edge in exports and manufacturing scale.
✅ Export Growth Potential: Local players could become global suppliers in the wind energy value chain.
Transmission infrastructure delays
State-level policy bottlenecks
Tariff mismatches with market expectations
This blog is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. All insights are based on publicly available data. Investors should do their own due diligence before making financial decisions.