India's installed capacity now stands at 485 gigawatts (GW), with over half of that, approximately 242.8 GW, coming from renewable sources, including solar, wind, and nuclear energy, as well as hydropower.

India reaches 50% non-fossil fuel power capacity milestone, five years ahead of target

Under the Paris Climate Accord and National Targets,  India had committed to set up 500 GW of renewable energy-based power generation by 2030. Achieving the 50 per cent non-fossil fuel capacity mark in 2025 showcases India’s strong progress 

India achieves clean energy target milestone five years ahead of schedule. Here is why it matters

India Energy Week convenes the global energy industry to address the sector's most pressing challenges, offering an influential platform for collaboration and innovation that will shape the future of energy worldwide.

India energy week 2025:  Startup initiative by Oil India

India energy week 2025: India signs LNG agreement with Nepal and solar power vehicle

Carbon capturing technology: AVINAY 2025: India’s premier energy startup competition

India Energy Week 2025: Art of sustainability

India Energy Week 2025: Art of sustainability at India energy week

India energy week 2025:  Startup initiative by Oil India at India energy

AI is revolutionizing the global energy sector by optimizing energy consumption, enhancing grid management, and integrating renewable sources more efficiently. Prime Minister Modi highlighted AI’s role in shaping our economy, security, and society, emphasizing its potential to create a greener, more sustainable future for all.

India energy week 2025: Global energy leaders assemble for India energy week

India energy week 2025: New meeting place for energy leaders

India energy week 2025: Showcasing cutting-edge technology for sustainable energy

India energy week 2025: Innovative strategies for oil and gas drilling

The Ministry of Power Pavilion showcases groundbreaking innovations and advancements in India’s energy sector. From renewable energy solutions to smart grid technologies, the pavilion highlights efforts to build a more sustainable and efficient future. Explore cutting-edge projects driving the nation’s power transformation.

India energy week 2025: Innovations under ministry of power

India energy week 2025: Global adoption of clean cooking solutions

India energy week 2025: Global energy leader assemble for India energy week

India energy week 2025: AI shaping our polity, economy, security and society: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually launched India Energy Week 2025, reaffirming India's commitment to green energy. Watch in for more details!

India energy week 2025: A step towards a resilient and sustainable energy future

India Energy Week 2025, the government’s flagship energy event, will take place from February 11-14 at Yashobhumi Convention Centre, Delhi. This global platform aims to shape the future of energy, sustainability, and innovation.

India Energy Week 2025: Global leaders discuss future of energy

India Energy Week 2025: Global leaders unite for sustainability & innovation

India Energy Week 2025, the flagship energy event of the government of India, will take place from 11th to 14th February at the Yashobhumi Convention Centre in Delhi. Building on past successes, the third edition aims to be a key global platform for energy innovation, policy, and collaboration.

India energy week 2025: Global leaders unite for energy future in Delhi

India's ambitious plan to reach 500GW of renewable energy by 2030 is a key part of its climate goals. Explore the challenges and opportunities in achieving this target, and whether it can meet its energy needs sustainably.

India's 2030 energy goals: the road to 500gw renewable power

India's renewable energy sector marked significant progress in 2024, with installed renewable energy capacity reaching 158.6 gigawatts by November. Now that accounts for 35% of the country's total power generation capacity, according to data from the ministry of power.
When combined with other non-fossil fuel sources such as hydro and nuclear, the total capacity stood at 213.7 gigawatts, reflecting a 14% year-on-year increase.

Can India meet 2030 energy goals?

India's renewable energy sector marked significant progress in 2024, with installed renewable energy capacity reaching 158.6 gigawatts by November. This accounts for 35% of the country's total power generation capacity, according to data from the Ministry of Power. When combined with other non-fossil fuel sources such as hydro and nuclear, the total capacity stood at 213.7 gigawatts, reflecting a 14% year-on-year increase. Watch in for more details!

India Renewable Energy Push: Challenges Ahead For India’s Renewable Ambitions

'India is generating barely 4% of its Wind energy potential'