In Short : India’s total installed power capacity has reached 5.05 lakh MW, marking a major milestone in the nation’s energy expansion. This growth reflects rapid additions in renewable sources—especially solar and wind—along with strengthened conventional generation. The rising capacity enhances grid stability, supports economic growth, and positions India closer to its long-term energy security […]
In Short : India’s renewable energy capacity, including large hydro, reached 48.3% of the total installed power mix by Q2 2025, totaling about 234.2 GW. This growth reflects steady progress toward the nation’s 2030 clean energy targets, with solar, wind, hydro, and other renewables playing a pivotal role in reducing reliance on fossil fuels and […]
In Short : Union Minister Shripad Naik revealed India has 183 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity under implementation, accelerating its 500 GW renewable target by 2030. The mix includes solar, wind, hydro and nuclear projects, building on the existing 179 GW operational clean energy capacity. This expansion supports India’s 2070 net-zero goal while strengthening energy […]
Petition of the Electricity Act to supply its quota of 62.5MW of power capacity in terms of the PPA and PSA For more information please see below link:
In Short : The NTPC Group has achieved a significant milestone, surpassing 76 GW in installed power capacity. This accomplishment underscores their leadership in the energy sector and commitment to meeting India’s growing electricity demand through sustainable power generation. In Detail : State-run power utility NTPC recently commissioned a 57-megawatt (MW) capacity at Anta solar […]
Only 2130 Mw added till January against a target of 4850 Mw Fresh capacity addition in the thermal power sector has fallen woefully short of targets. Of the 4,850 MW capacity envisioned for the fiscal year 2018-19, only 44 percent has been added. No capacity was added by Centre-owned utilities in the period under review. […]
Of the total proposed investment, around 70% will be funded through debt and the rest through equity NLC India, a Navaratna company that comes under the Union coal ministry, has lined up a capital expenditure of Rs 1.29 trillion for increasing its mining and power generation capacity. Of the total proposed investment, around 70 per […]