India has surpassed 300 gigawatts of non-fossil fuel electricity generation capacity, achieving a major clean power milestone well ahead of its official 2030 target.
This capacity now accounts for more than half of the nation's total installed power capacity. The expansion is led primarily by solar power, with wind and hydro energy sources also contributing significantly to the milestone.
The country's broader energy strategy includes ambitious goals for expanding its renewable footprint as part of its ongoing push for clean power generation.
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