Tracking India’s Energy Transition
Utility-scale and rooftop solar across India — capacity, projects, tariffs and technology.
New data from JMK Research shows India installed about 35.2 GW of solar and 4.69 GW of wind in January–September 2026, keeping the country on course for its strongest-ever year of clean power additions.
Adani Green has crossed roughly 9.7 GW installed at the 30 GW Khavda park in Gujarat, as developers including SAEL and NTPC Green add gigawatt-scale blocks to what is set to become the world's largest clean energy site.
India’s rooftop segment added around 6.4 GW in the first half of 2026, up 104% year on year, making it the fastest-growing slice of the solar market.
A snapshot of where the 288 GW renewable fleet stands — what’s in it, how fast each piece is growing, and how far 500 GW by 2030 remains.
Utility-scale solar led the way with around 19 GW of new capacity between January and June, up roughly a third year on year, as India’s cumulative renewable capacity reached about 288 GW.
Two western states accounted for more than half of India’s solar additions in the first half of 2026. Tamil Nadu was a distant third.