More than half of India's installed power capacity now comes from non-fossil sources, reached five years ahead of the 2030 goal. We help solar installers, bio-energy developers, equipment makers and energy-hungry MSMEs plan, finance and structure projects that deliver reliable returns.
Clean power is now the mainstream.
India's installed electricity capacity reached about 485 GW in June 2025, and non-fossil sources (solar, wind, hydro, nuclear and bio-power) crossed 50% of it, five years ahead of the country's 2030 commitment. Solar capacity alone passed 140 GW by early 2026, and the national goal is 500 GW of non-fossil capacity by 2030.
The build-out reaches far beyond utility-scale parks. Rooftop solar for homes and businesses, solar pumps for farms, compressed biogas from agricultural and municipal waste, ethanol blending and energy-efficiency projects all create opportunities for small and medium enterprises, as installers, developers, suppliers and energy users. Success depends on sound project economics, compliant equipment and the right finance.
Non-fossil capacity has overtaken fossil capacity. The next phase rewards developers and installers who execute well and finance projects soundly.
Total installed capacity was about 485 GW.
Lenders want bankable contracts, creditworthy off-takers and clean documentation. Small developers often struggle to provide all three.
Approved-list requirements for modules and, from June 2026, for solar cells shape costs and supplier choice.
Delayed payments from customers or utilities strain the cash flow of installers and developers.
Net-metering, open-access and banking rules differ by state and change over time.
Bio-energy projects depend on steady, affordable feedstock supply; solar assets depend on good operations and maintenance.
Feasibility, financial models and lender documentation that stand up to due diligence.
Project companies, partnerships and contracts that allocate risk sensibly between developers, customers and investors.
PM Surya Ghar, PM-KUSUM, SATAT, approved-list requirements and state policies: applications and compliance handled.
Pricing, sales channels, brand and working capital for solar and energy-service companies scaling up.
Energy engagements lead with financial solutions and structuring, then strategy for growth.
In-depth briefs on the clean-energy niches we focus on: landscape, regulation, opportunities and how we help.
A practical brief on India's solar sector for installers, developers, equipment suppliers and businesses going solar: how fast capacity is growing, the schemes and rules that shape it, the economics of rooftop and commercial projects, and how to build a solar business that is bankable.
Read the niche briefA practical brief on India's bio-energy sector (compressed biogas, ethanol and biomass) for promoters, investors, FPOs and industries: the policies creating demand, the economics of feedstock and off-take, the approvals required, and how to build plants that run reliably and pay back.
Read the niche briefHeadline indicators for India's clean-energy transition.
Solar installers and EPC companies, small project developers, bio-energy and compressed-biogas promoters, equipment suppliers, and MSMEs investing in clean energy for their own operations.
Financial Solutions (project finance, models and lender documentation) and Organisational Structuring for project structures and contracts. Consulting & Strategy helps installers and developers choose markets and scale.
Often, yes. Depending on your state's rules, tariffs and roof space, rooftop solar can cut electricity costs significantly. We help assess the economics, financing options and the right contract model.
Yes. Our in-depth briefs on Solar and Bio-energy cover each in detail.
Tell us about your project or your business: the capacity, the customers, the capital you need. We'll map the clearest route to a bankable plan.