In FY2024, Chhattisgarh's energy sector received substantial government support totaling over INR 16,672 crore, but a report indicates that fossil fuel subsidies were four times greater than those for renewable energy sources. Specifically, INR 12,648 crore was allocated as subsidies, with coal receiving the largest share at 26%, while renewable energy only accounted for 8%. The state's energy-related revenues reached INR 22,532 crore, with 80% derived from fossil fuels, making it vulnerable to shifts in energy policy and market dynamics. Experts emphasize the need for Chhattisgarh to diversify its energy resources and revenue streams to mitigate risks and align with India's clean energy goals. Recommendations include better targeting of electricity subsidies and investing in renewable technologies to ensure sustainable economic growth.