India renewables capacity
India installs nearly 30 GW of solar and wind power in FY 2025
India installs nearly 30 GW of solar and wind power in FY 2025
Solar alone increased over 50% from last year.
India’s installed renewables capacity reaches 220.10 GW as of end-March
Thanks to solar additions.
JSW Energy completes acquisition of 4.7 GW renewables platform
It has an installed capacity of 1.3 GW.
Sembcorp and Bharat Petroleum ink green hydrogen, RE joint venture
Green ammonia and port emissions reduction projects are also under consideration.
NTPC launches 50 MW solar project in Sri Lanka
This will expand its presence whilst also diversifying the country’s energy mix.
ACME Solar bags INR 2,491 crores refinancing for renewable projects
This will finance existing debt facilities.
Tata Power to install 100 MW BESS in Mumbai
These will be located in 10 sites.
India issues over 5 GW RE tenders in March
Meanwhile, over 5 GW of renewables capacity were allocated to different developers.
JSW Energy’s capacity breaches 10 GW in FY 2025
Thanks to its wind expansion.
Hindustan Power to invest INR 620 crore in Assam’s renewable energy
This will fund solar and battery energy storage projects.
India’s renewables potential reaches over 2.1 million MW
Wind offers the highest potential for energy generation.
Adani Green operationalises over 500 MW of renewable energy
Its overall capacity has reached over 14 GW.
lndraprastha Gas eyes setting up solar plant in Rajasthan
This will be under a joint venture with RVUNL.
ONGC NTPC Green completes Ayana acquisition
This expands NGEL’s renewables capacity to meet its 2032 goal.
NTPC announces commercial operation of 245 MW solar plant in Rajasthan
The facility went online on 26 March.
SJVN to develop 1,800 MW pumped storage project in Chhattisgarh
This is expected to generate around 3,967 million units of electricity annually
India needs 600 GW of non-fossil capacity by 2030 to meet demand
This would include a mix of solar, wind, hydro, and nuclear energy.