India's non-fossil fuel-based installed capacity crossed 200 GW

Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy, Pralhad Joshi has highlighted India's remarkable progress in the renewable energy sector. He stated that in September 2024 India's non-fossil fuel-based installed capacity had crossed 200 GW. He highlighted that the capacity had since reached 310 GW, representing an addition of more than 110 GW in two years. He further stated that, under the guidance of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, PM Surya Ghar had crossed 65 lakh installations, with more than one lakh installations taking place every six days. Highlighting the investment in the RE sector, Joshi said that the total investment has crossed USD 67 billion within the last two years, making it the biggest investment in any sector

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