India has increased its 2022 target for installed renewable energy capacity to 227 GW from 175 GW, said power and renewable energy minister RK Singh. The government is also looking at increasing the share of non-fossil fuel sources such as solar power, wind energy, biomass and biogas.
India has increased its 2022 target for installed renewable energy capacity to 227 GW from 175 GW, said power and renewable energy minister RK Singh. The country currently has 70 GW of installed capacity and will spend an additional $50bn achieving the new target.