India Achieves Record 50.9 GW Renewable Energy Capacity in FY26
In fiscal year 2025-26, India added a record 50.9 GW of renewable energy capacity, with significant contributions from solar and wind sources. This expansion reflects a robust commitment to clean energy and sustainability.
India has achieved a significant milestone in its energy transition by adding a record 50.9 GW of renewable energy capacity in the fiscal year ending March 2026. This growth was largely driven by solar energy, which contributed 44.6 GW of the total addition, raising the country’s total installed solar capacity to over 150 GW. This remarkable expansion in renewable capacity highlights India’s commitment to sustainable energy solutions and its ongoing efforts to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. By the end of FY26, India’s total non-fossil energy capacity reached approximately 283 GW, reflecting the rapid development in this sector.
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