This Week In Energy Transition - India's Wind Power Surge Fueled By Innovation And Policy

India's wind turbine industry is poised for significant growth, driven by strong government support and innovative developments like wind-solar hybrid projects. The Indian government has implemented favorable policies and financial incentives, aiming to boost wind capacity to 140 GW by 2030. Despite challenges such as land acquisition and infrastructure bottlenecks, technological advancements in turbine efficiency and reliability are bolstering the role of wind energy in India's sustainable energy transition. The integration of wind and solar power sources is becoming increasingly popular, enhancing operational efficiency and stabilizing power supply.

Elsewhere in the market, HD Hyundai Electric (KOSE:A267260) was a notable mover up 6.9% and ending trading at ₩428,000, hovering around its 52-week high. In the meantime, Korea Electric Power (KOSE:A015760) trailed, down 11% to end the day at ₩27,200.

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• "India Wind Turbine Industry Report 2025: $4.84 Bn Market Trends, Competitive Landscape, Forecasts & Opportunities 2021-2031 - Growing Government Policies, Rise of Wind-Solar Hybrid Projects" from Research and Markets on GlobeNewswire (published 06 June 2025)

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