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- India’s Non-Fossil Fuel Power Capacity Crosses 300 GW.
- It is 60 percent of its non-fossil fuel power generation capacity target of 500 GW.
- Non-fossil fuel capacity includes solar power, wind power, hydro power, bio-power and Nuclear Power.
- It was said by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy.
- In the total Non-Fossil Fuel Capacity of the country, solar energy has remained a key growth engine.

By sector wise
- Installed solar capacity has risen to 164.59 GW.
- Installed wind capacity has reached 58.14 GW
- Presently, hydropower accounts for 57.24 GW of capacity, while bio-power contributes 11.75 GW.
- Nuclear power accounts for another 8.78 GW.
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