By: Sunita Somvanshi
India marks a pivotal shift in its energy mix, as renewable sources now account for 71% of new power capacity.
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The decline of coal in India's power sector dips below the 50% mark, heralding a new era of clean energy.
This fiscal year, India added 26GW of power capacity, dominated by renewable sources.
Renewables surge to 144GW, now a significant 33% of India’s total power capacity.
Hydropower boosts India’s renewable energy portfolio, contributing 47GW to the national grid.
With global climate urgency rising, India’s energy strategy pivots to sustainability.
The UN Climate Chief calls for immediate action to avert severe damages from the climate crisis.
India’s proactive shift to renewables could serve as a blueprint for other nations grappling with climate change.
As India transitions from coal, the global community watches, ready to learn from its renewable path.