This document discusses the role of women in renewable energy entrepreneurship in rural villages in India. It notes that reliance on biomass for fuel creates risks that disproportionately impact women, but that renewable energy can improve quality of life by reducing the time needed to meet daily energy needs. Women are well-positioned to become renewable energy entrepreneurs by drawing on social networks to distribute and maintain solar technologies. Examples are given of organizations empowering women as solar engineers and social entrepreneurs developing clean energy solutions. Barriers like lack of training and social norms limiting women's participation must still be addressed to further sustainable energy entrepreneurship opportunities for women.