India, which is ranked fourth globally in wind energy installations, has an installed wind power capacity of 52,681.2 megawatts (August 2025).
The upcoming Windergy India, an international trade fair and conference on wind power, will focus on further expanding the domestic industry’s manufacturing and R&D capabilities to reinforce the country’s leadership in the domain.
India, which is ranked fourth globally in wind energy installations, has an installed wind power capacity of 52,681.2 megawatts (August 2025).
Themed ‘Wind Power: Policies and Partnerships Towards Aatmanirbharta’, the annual event is expected to see participation from more than 20 countries with a lineup of over 350 international and national exhibitors.
Windergy India 2025, which is scheduled to take place in Chennai on October 29-30, includes the Tulsi R Tanti Memorial Lecture, which is on the strategic role of wind energy and on the road to energy self-sufficiency.
There is also a high-level government policy and regulatory panel that will explore the pathway to achieving 100 gigawatt (GW) of wind power capacity by 2030.
Aditya Pyasi, CEO of Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers’ Association (IWTMA), said, “As one of the world’s fastest-growing renewable energy market, India’s quest for Aatmanirbharta (self-reliance) in renewable energy is powered by bold policies, strategic partnerships and faith in indigenous innovation. Wind power is not just a vector of clean energy, but the cornerstone of our national self-reliance.”
India’s wind energy sector is a cornerstone of the nation’s self-reliance, with world-class manufacturing capacity that has developed indigenously and now exports wind turbines and components across the globe, IWTMA said.
Wind sector contributes 23 per cent of total RE installed capacity of India, and is rapidly localising with 65–70 per cent of turbine components now produced domestically—mainly Towers, Blades, Generator and Gearbox.
Driven by robust policy support, local innovation and strategic industry partnerships, Indian manufacturers have engineered advanced solutions tailored for Indian and international markets. With timely incentives and continued policy focus, India’s wind manufacturing sector has the potential to grow exponentially, reinforcing its leadership in the global renewable energy space and furthering the nation’s Aatmanirbhar (self-reliant) vision, the industry body added.
“Windergy India 2025 will be a global crossroads for wind energy innovation, investment and collaboration. As India scales its renewable ambitions, this platform will spotlight emerging technologies, unlock new business opportunities and foster strategic alliances across borders,” said Pradeep Devaiah, Chairman & CEO of PDA Ventures.
Windergy India 2025 is supported by the Ministry of Power, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), NITI Aayog and other leading industry bodies. The key event partners include Suzlon Energy, Envision Wind Power, Senvion India, GE Vernova, Renfra Energy, Exxon Mobil, etc.
As per the recent mandate issued by the MNRE and with strong policy support and scaling installations, the localisation is expected to rise to 85 per cent by 2027. Windergy India 2025 will also deliberate on how to make this possible.
Published on October 11, 2025