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Abstract: To satisfy human social and economic development, welfare and health, the need for energy and its related services is increasing. Since the earth cannot change its form and due to increase in daily requirement of energy, the world is becoming a global village by all population across the world. In order to meet energy demand of future generations, returning to renewable is an excellent approach which needs to be sustainable. India is world's 3rd largest consumer of electricity and world's 3rd largest renewable energy producer with 38% of energy capacity installed in the year 2020 (136 GW of 373 GW) coming from renewable sources. Besides the opportunities associated with renewable energy sources which includes: Energy Security, Energy Access, Social and Economic development, Climate Change Mitigation, and reduction of environmental and health impacts, there are challenges like market failures, lack of information, access to raw materials for future renewable resource deployment, and our daily carbon footprint that hinder the sustainability of renewable energy sources. Some measures and policy recommendations helped to achieve the goal of renewable energy thus reducing emissions, mitigate climate change providing a clean environment as well as clean energy for all and future generations.