India announced in late September a big move: it's aiming to triple its clean energy capacity to 900 GW by 2035.
The plan hopes to power over 1 billion homes with solar, wind, nuclear, and hydropower.
To make this happen, the government is putting nearly $20 billion into upgrading the power grid so it can handle way more renewable energy.
India needs transmission and battery storage
Right now, most of India's electricity comes from coal, about 71% in 2025, so shifting away won't be easy.
Experts say building better transmission lines and adding battery storage is crucial if India wants this plan to work.
The Green Energy Corridor project is set up to help tackle these issues and make sure all that clean energy actually reaches people reliably.