India's electricity consumption has increased significantly. In December 2022, its total electricity consumption will reach 121.19 billion kilowatt-hours, leading the growth of renewable energy in the world, and it is the third largest country in terms of new installed capacity of renewable energy. To ensure financial stability, the government has introduced facilitation schemes such as Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Scheme, Rooftop Scheme and Solar Park Scheme. Financial stability in the energy sector is critical to attracting funding for clean energy projects, developing innovative technologies and supporting the transition to a low-carbon economy. It also ensures that companies can maintain stable employment levels, provide fair wages, and contribute to the local economy. Without stability, companies may have difficulty obtaining funding or accessing capital markets, hindering their ability to grow and innovate.