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As of March 2023, the country's installed capacity was 415.4 GW, comprising 236.68 GW from thermal, 6.78 GW from nuclear, and 171.8 GW from renewable energy sources. Of these clean energy capacities, 42.1 GW is from hydro, 66.8 GW from solar, 42.6 GW from wind, and 4.7 GW from small hydro.
Source |
% of Share in Total |
Fossil
Fuels (Total) |
57.7% |
Non-Fossil
Fuels (Total) |
43% |
Hydro |
11.3% |
Wind |
10.2% |
Solar |
16.1% |
Bio Mass Power/Cogen |
2.5% |
Waste to Energy |
0.1% |
Small Hydro |
1.2% |
Nuclear |
1.6% |
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