Summary
In 2025, India met its 2030 clean energy target ahead of schedule, being the only G20 country to do so. The country significantly increased its renewable energy capacity, with solar and wind power being major contributors. India aims to reach a 500 GW renewable energy target by 2030 and is also focusing on expanding access to renewable energy and new technologies.
Key Facts
- India achieved its 2030 clean energy target in 2025.
- Non-fossil fuels make up 50% of India's installed power capacity.
- India added 44.5 GW of renewable energy capacity in one year.
- Solar power capacity reached 135 GW and wind capacity was close to 54 GW.
- Initiatives like the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana aim to expand solar access to households.
- PM Kusum focuses on helping farmers convert to solar energy.
- India saved more than $46 billion in pollution-related costs.
- India is a leader in the International Solar Alliance, using its experience to help other countries.
