RENEWABLE ENERGIES
Accelerate the transition, secure energy, structure partnerships
Between 2025 and 2030, renewable energy is becoming a central pillar of energy strategies in both France and India. Climate pressure, energy market volatility, and sovereignty imperatives are accelerating investment in solar power, wind energy, smart grids, and storage solutions. Within the France–India corridor, cooperation on renewables is structured around the ability to deploy at scale, secure sustainable financing, and industrialise technologies.
The 2025–2030 period marks a turning point: the challenge is no longer merely to add capacity, but to build integrated systems (generation + grid + storage) capable of ensuring performance, stability, and competitiveness.
France-India Analysis
France
France has a strong renewable energy ecosystem, supported by:
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leading industrial and energy players,
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recognised expertise in engineering, grid connection, network management, and renewable integration,
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advanced capabilities in storage, flexibility, and hybrid solutions,
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well-structured regulatory frameworks at both French and European levels.
France positions itself as a mature market, where value is increasingly concentrated in network optimisation, project performance, industrialisation, and the decarbonisation of end uses.
India
India is one of the world’s most dynamic renewable energy markets, with:
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rapid growth in solar and wind capacity,
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strong electricity demand and accelerated industrialisation,
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massive needs in grid infrastructure, storage, flexibility, and modernisation,
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large-scale projects requiring partnerships, capital, and expertise.
The country represents a prime environment for large-scale deployment, but calls for a structured approach encompassing contractual frameworks, execution, financing, and risk management.
500 GW
India's target for non-fossil electricity capacity by 2030.
x 2
expected acceleration of storage and flexibility needs by 2030 to stabilize the integration of renewable energy sources.
-30% to -50%
potential for reducing LCOE (average cost of electricity) costs through industrialization, volumes and technological improvement over 2025–2030.
Top 5
European: France's position among the major markets for investment and engineering in renewable energy projects.
Common strategic challenges
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energy security and grid stability,
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large-scale integration of renewables (grid connection, flexibility, storage),
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long-term financing and project bankability,
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industrialisation, supply chains, and equipment (solar, wind, batteries),
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social acceptance, territorial planning, and environmental performance.
FIBC Perspective
Renewable energy represents a structuring axis of the France–India corridor over 2025–2030. Value is created at the intersection of three dimensions: deployment, financing, and system integration. The strongest partnerships will be those able to align technical expertise, robust contractual frameworks, and large-scale execution capacity.
FIBC brings a pragmatic bilateral perspective and a structuring framework, fostering convergence between industrial players, investors, and institutional stakeholders, in order to turn energy ambitions into credible and sustainable cooperation.
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