The sugar industry plays a vital role in renewable energy production by converting byproducts like molasses, bagasse, and press mud into biofuels, bioelectricity, and Compressed Biogas (CBG). Ethanol from molasses and sugarcane juice supports India's Ethanol Blending Program (EBP), reducing fossil fuel dependency. Bagasse-fired cogeneration provides clean electricity for sugar mills and contributes surplus power to the grid. Press mud is processed into CBG, offering a sustainable alternative to natural gas for transportation and industry. By maximizing resource efficiency, sugar bioenergy lowers carbon emissions, enhances energy security, and drives rural growth by creating new revenue streams for sugar mills and farmers, positioning it as a key driver of India's green energy transition.