India's non-fossil power capacity tops 310 GW after USD 67 billion investment surge
India's non-fossil power capacity climbed from 200 GW in September 2024 to more than 310 GW, fueled by USD 67 billion in renewable energy funding over the past two years, according to GPL Medicine.
More than half of India's total power capacity now comes from non-fossil sources, the report stated, with the country targeting 500 GW of renewable capacity.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi argued that India's economic resilience depends on achieving energy independence through renewable sources rather than relying on finite fossil fuels, according to GPL Medicine.
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