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India’s power push: Nearly half of India’s power capacity now non-fossil fuel-based

IndiaTimes Sunday, 22 June 2025 ()
India's power capacity hits 476 GW, with 49% from non-fossil fuels, mainly renewables at 226.9 GW, according to a government report. Solar energy has surged, but coal still dominates at 50.52%. The nation ranks high globally in renewable energy capacity.
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