Apply For FDI

INQUIRY

Fraud Warning Disclaimer : FDI India warns you against certain individuals that might falsely present themselves as our affiliate agents, representatives, or employees. Under this false pretence, they might try to gain access to your personal information or to acquire money as Consultation fee or any other form or other valuables from you by offering fictitious employment opportunities or by claiming that they are contacting you on our behalf. Don’t fall prey into the fraudulent misrepresentation. Such fraudulent claims and offers are received generally via email, text message, phone, or internet, etc.

FDI India would like to bring to your notice that our authorized official Email ID is inquiry@fdi.finance, . FDI India shall not be liable for any claims, damage, or loss of any kind inflicted by any other unauthorized entity. Be very mindful of such scams.

Legal : We own all the information, images, text, logo, and other content provided by us. The use of information is strictly prohibited without our consent. We hold the right to take a legal action against any individual or organization violating or using our site information.

RENEWABLE ENERGY

How to Get Investment for Solar Energy in India

The 3rd largest energy-consuming country in the world is India and it stands 4th in installed renewable energy capacity. India stands 4th in Wind and Solar Power capacity.

With the increased support of the government and improved economics, the sector has become attractive from investors' perspective. As India looks to meet its energy demand on its own, which is expected to reach 15,820 TWh by 2040, renewable energy is set to play an important role. Foreign Direct Investment will play a crucial role in bringing in resources such as capital and advanced technology with easy norms and FDI Opportunities in Indian Renewable Energy. The free flow of capital will highly favour this sector and will lead to the exploration of its growth potential.
Up to 100% FDI in the renewable energy sector in India and distribution projects subject to the provisions of The Electricity Act, 2003 is allowed under the automatic route.

1000 + GW

Renewable energy potential in India
160 GW

Installed renewable energy capacity (as of May 2022)
40 %

Share in total installed capacity

1

4th largest renewable power capacity additions
2

4th largest installed capacity of wind and solar power in the world
3

Achieved the target of 40 per cent installed electric capacity from non-fossil fuels

As of February 2023, the total renewable power installed capacity in the country stood at 178.79 GW
As of February 2023, generation capacities for Waste to Energy, Biomass, and Solar Power stood at 0.55 GW, 10.2 GW and 66.7 GW, respectively
Wind power accounted for 42.6 GW, Large Hydro for 46.85 GW and Small Hydro Power for 4.94 GW.
57 Solar parks have been approved in India with an aggregate capacity of 39.28 GW.

Government commitments
Increasing urbanization, rising incomes (both rural and urban), growing industrialization across the country along with private sector participationReduce the emissions intensity of GDP by 33% - 35% below the 2005 levels and increase share of non-fossil fuel in total capacity to ~40% by 2030
Proposed solar cities & parks
60 Solar Cities approved and $ 1.3 Bn allocated for setting up 50 Solar parks of 40GW by 2020
New areas of opportunities
National Wind-Solar Hybrid and Off-Shore Wind Energy Policy released

April 2023: Suzlon Group bags order for the development of a 50 MW wind project from Sembcorp.
March 2023: Amplus Solar decides to set up a 200 MWp wind & solar hybrid project at Tuticorin.
March 2023: Reliance will invest in 10 GW of solar energy in Andhra Pradesh.
February 2023: DST & Fraunhofer ISE signed Lol on hydrogen & clean energy technologies.

$13.28 bn FDI inflows in the Non-conventional energy sector during April 2000 – December 2022
2.1% total FDI inflows share during April 2000 – December 2022
100% FDI under automatic route in projects of renewable power generation and distribution