Gujarat launches Integrated Renewable Energy Policy targeting 100 GW by 2030

Gujarat launched its Integrated Renewable Energy Policy 2025 on December 25, 2025, targeting 100 GW of renewable capacity by 2030 and 50% clean energy in total consumption. Industries gain low-cost sustainable power and stronger sustainability-reporting scores under a unified regulatory framework.

The Government of Gujarat launched the Gujarat Integrated Renewable Energy Policy 2025 on December 25, 2025, consolidating standalone energy frameworks into a single cohesive document covering solar, wind and hybrid projects. The policy targets 100 GW of installed renewable capacity by 2030, aligning with India's national commitment to 500 GW of non-fossil capacity within the same timeframe, and aims for renewables to satisfy at least 50 percent of the state's total energy consumption. The Energy and Petrochemicals Department will oversee implementation.

The policy affects renewable developers, industries, SMEs and residential and agricultural consumers. It introduces support for Battery Energy Storage Systems to address grid intermittency, outlines Green Hydrogen production guidelines, and provides a simplified pathway for repowering and life-extension of existing wind projects with modern equipment. Streamlined land allocation, grid connectivity and favourable energy settlement and banking facilities benefit captive and third-party consumers. Decentralised rooftop solar and micro-grid initiatives empower residential and agricultural users, while updated purchase obligations guarantee a market for renewable generators.

Developers should leverage the simplified regulatory pathway for repowering older wind sites and the streamlined land-allocation and grid-connectivity protocols, with the Gujarat Energy Development Agency acting as the nodal verifying and certifying body. Industries and SMEs should access low-cost sustainable power to improve global sustainability-reporting scores. Distribution companies must comply with updated mandatory renewable purchase obligations. Stakeholders should monitor the policy's targets of 100 GW by 2030 and 50 percent clean-energy consumption as benchmarks for the state's decarbonisation and green-investment trajectory.

Key figure — Capacity target: 100 GW installed renewable capacity by 2030