Bullish for Wind Energy: India Targets 155 GW by 2035; SUZLON

Union Minister Joshi announced India's ambitious target to reach 155 GW of installed wind energy capacity by 2035, with an interim target of 100 GW by 2030. A new digital portal, WT-MARUT, has been launched to bolster the wind turbine supply chain and domestic manufacturing.

This aggressive target underscores the government's commitment to renewable energy and decarbonization, providing long-term visibility and growth opportunities for the wind energy sector. The focus on domestic manufacturing further supports 'Make in India' initiatives and local industry players.

This is highly positive for Indian wind energy companies like SUZLON ENERGY (SUZLON) and INOX WIND (INOXWIND), which are direct beneficiaries of increased installations and a strengthened supply chain. Companies involved in power transmission and distribution, as well as renewable energy financing (e.g., REC Ltd, Power Finance Corporation), will also see increased business. Broader infrastructure and engineering firms (e.g., SIEMENS) could also benefit.

Traders should monitor policy implementation, tender announcements, and order inflows for wind energy companies. Look for quarterly results that reflect increased project execution and capacity additions. Any further government incentives or policy clarity will be key catalysts.

• •India aims for 100 GW wind energy by 2030 and 155 GW by 2035.
• •New digital portal WT-MARUT launched to strengthen wind turbine supply chain.
• •Initiative to boost domestic manufacturing and global competitiveness.
• •Union minister Joshi made the announcement.
• •Risk flag: Execution challenges and delays in project commissioning.