As India prepares for the Union Budget 2026, the renewable energy sector is looking at this moment as a turning point in the country’s clean energy journey. Over the past few years, India has made strong progress in adding renewable power capacity and advancing tax and policy reforms.
Budget 2026 earmarks Rs. 32,915 crore for green energy, up 30%. Key moves include Rs 22,000 crore for P, Surya Ghar rooftop solar and tax cuts on solar glass and battery parts to boost local manufacturing and lower household electricity bills.
Budget 2026-27 announces INR 20,000 crore for CCUS, extends nuclear import exemptions, boosts battery storage and mineral processing, and restructures PFC-REC to strengthen energy security and clean-tech manufacturing.
India’s Union Budget 2026–27 extends basic customs duty (BCD) exemptions on the import of capital goods used for lithium-ion cell production for battery energy storage systems (BESS), as well as capital goods required for processing critical minerals.
The Union Budget 2026-27 aims at strengthening clean energy development, clean technology manufacturing, lithium-ion battery production, and tariff rationalisation.
India’s renewable energy industry is urging the government to use Union Budget 2026 to unlock stalled projects, lower financing costs, and accelerate domestic manufacturing across solar, storage, and grid infrastructure.
