Overview
- India, which officials said Wednesday moved past Brazil in IRENA's global tally, now trails only China and the United States.
- The country added 55.29 GW of non-fossil capacity in FY2025–26, lifting the total to 283.46 GW including renewables and nuclear.
- Solar led the build-out with 44.61 GW added in the year, taking cumulative solar capacity to 150.26 GW.
- Solar installations hit a monthly record at 6.65 GW in March 2026, with Rajasthan, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu leading.
- Policy pushes on rooftop and farm solar and new transmission lines aim to reach 500 GW of non-fossil capacity by 2030.