The power sector in India has witnessed steady transformation over the past few years, with an increasing focus on clean and sustainable power generation sources. In 2015-16, the Indian government set a target of achieving 175 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2022, with a further increase proposed up to 450 GW (PIB, 2020i). In recent years, policies and programmes have been developed and implemented in the energy sector with a focus on addressing climate change concerns. India's NDC has declared a target of 40 per cent of cumulative electric power installed capacity from non-fossil fuel-based energy resources by 2030. The share of non-fossil fuelbased electricity generation installed capacity has already reached 38.18 per cent in November 2020 (CEA, 2020c). There has been an increasing focus on the use of renewables in power generation which is further aided by enabling government policies. The power generation capacity share of renewables (excluding large hydro and nuclear) grew from 4.98 per cent as on March 2006 to about 23.92 per cent by September 2020 (CEA, 2020c).