50% of India's energy capacity from non-fossils fuels by '27
Over 50% of India's installed power capacity will be formed by non-fossil fuels like renewables, nuclear and hydroelectric power plants by 2027, according to the government's third National Electricity Plan (NEP3). While coal currently accounts for 60% of India's energy capacity, India's total renewable capacity will surpass coal-based capacity by 2024, according to the plan.