India reaches 50 per cent non-fossil capacity ahead of 2030 goal
India has accelerated its clean energy expansion, achieving 50 per cent of its installed electricity capacity from non-fossil fuel sources five years before its 2030 target. As of November 2025, renewable energy (RE) capacity stands at 253.96 gigawatts (GW), with a record 44.51 GW added in 2025, according to the MNRE. India’s cumulative non-fossil fuel-based power capacity reached 262.74 GW in November 2025. This includes renewables, large hydro, and nuclear power. It accounts for 51.5…