In the last decade, India reports 3 times in renewable energy capacity to 232 GW

Over the past decade, India have raised three times the increase in its renewable energy capacity, which has reached 232 GW, which is currently included in the capacity of 75.52 GW in March 1, official sources said. Sources said that the trees of grid-connect solar power projects have come down by 80 per cent (for 170 MW) from Rs.

In March 1, India’s installed solar power capacity was 5.82 GW, which has now exceeded 4GW, recording the multi -fold growth. Wind energy capacity 1, 2014, is currently doubled from 4 GW to GDW.

Sources said that during the UPA’s career, India was almost absent in the scene of solar production, in 2014, the short 3 GW of solar module production.

India has converted to the world leader in 224, solar module production is on scoring GDW and by 130, the country will reach 1 150 GW effectively, he said.

In 2014, solar cells and wafers had almost zero home -grown production, which was a very failure of the previous government’s policy, official sources said.

Today, India has created a strong foundation with 25 GW solar cell production and 2GW Wafar product. Until 130, India has planned solar cells and wafer capacity of 4GW and GW GW, respectively, whose objectives are to reduce the dependence on imports and become a self -reliant power house. Even in the very fully integrated product, the country has reached 3.2 GW in 2024 in 2024, with a target of 24 GW by 2030.

Similarly, the capacity of biopower production has increased by 42 percent to 11.5 GW from 8.1 GW in the last 10 years.

Expansion of the Compressed Biogas (CBG) area – Tonnes Ton (TPD) increased from a single project with CBG production capacity in 2014, with a combined capacity of 5 TPDs in 224.

In the last 10 months, about 12 lakh people have been established in the last 10 months.

India has added 25GB of renewable energy capacity in 224, which is 34.63 percent higher than 18.57 GW in the previous year.

India has set an ambitious target for GD GD renewable energy capacity till 130, for which it needs to be added to about 50 grams of green capacity every year in the next five to six years.

The four renewable energy implementation agencies (RIA), SECI, NTPC, NHPC and SJVN have together issued a power purchase tender of about 44 GW in the 2024-25 financial year.

In the beginning of April, India surpassed Germany in 2024 in 2024, the third largest electricity from the wind and solar energy.