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India's clean power capacity quadruples in a decade
Original: India’s clean power capacity has *quadrupled in a decade.* India now has about 300 GW of renewables, and non-fossil sour
India's renewable energy capacity has grown roughly fourfold over the past ten years, reaching about 300 GW. Non-fossil sources now account for more than half of the country's installed generating capacity in 2025, hitting a national target five years ahead of schedule. Commenters highlight the pace of growth, noting that most newly added capacity in recent years has come from clean sources, positioning India as a major player in the global energy transition.
Why now: India crossed its non-fossil capacity target five years early, a milestone in the global clean energy transition.
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- India’s clean power capacity has *quadrupled in a decade.* India now has about 300 GW of renewables, and non-fossil sources made up more than half of installed capacity in 2025, five years ahead of the country’s own target. Four-fifths of all generating capacity added over the… · digyoursoul@universeodon.com · 11
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