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Tamil Nadu plans to significantly expand its renewable energy capacity from 20.7 GW to nearly 98 GW by 2034-35, aiming for 50% of its electricity to come from renewables by 2030. Key initiatives include the installation of 40.6 GW of new capacity, enhancements in energy storage, and the development of offshore wind projects, while the Green Energy Corridor Phase II will bolster transmission capacity. The next five years are crucial for establishing Tamil Nadu's role in India's renewable energy landscape, despite challenges related to costs and infrastructure.