Abstract
Energy is essential to the nation's economic growth and to raising the standard of living for its citizens. Following its independence, India invested a great deal of resources in expanding its energy potential. As a result, the nation's capacity for generation has grown significantly. Everyone is aware of the environmental risks associated with traditional energy generating. India has thus been planning the development of environmentally friendly renewable-energy generation via solar, hydroelectric, and wind-energy sources. Renewable-energy has received particular attention, even though the nation primarily generates its energy from natural gas and coal. India ranks fourth among the nations that produce wind power this essay has honestly attempted to provide a brief synopsis of the global and Indian developments in wind-energy from the late 20th century to the present. It also examines the results of some global studies conducted on a range of topics related to this industry. One can get a sense of the current state of the wind-energy development project after reading this document.
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