India Crosses 300 GW Non-Fossil Fuel Power Capacity
As per the Ministry of Renewable Energy, India crossed 300 GW of non-fossil fuel-based installed electricity generation capacity (as of 31st July 2026).
- The achievement represents over 60% of India’s target of 500 GW non-fossil fuel capacities by 2030.
Sector-wise Capacity
|
Source |
Installed Capacity |
|
Solar Power |
164.59 GW |
|
Wind Power |
58.14 GW |
|
Hydro Power (Large & Small) |
57.24 GW |
|
Bio-power |
11.75 GW |
|
Nuclear Power |
8.78 GW |
|
Total Non-Fossil Capacity |
300.50 GW |
Growing Share in Power Capacity
- India’s total installed electricity generation capacity stands at around 552 GW.
- Non-fossil sources now account for over 54% of the total installed power capacity.
Solar and Wind Driving the Transition
- Solar capacity ....
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