RatedPower：2024印度绿色发展现状报告（英文版）（17页）.pdf

1、EbookState of Green:IndiaSignificant strides towards sustainability are being made throughout the southern part of Asia.In 2023 alone,the ASEAN region saw a 20%increase in solar and wind capacity,a figure that has propelled the regions total renewable energy capacity beyond 28 gigawatts(GW)and pushe

2、d it closer to its target of achieving its renewable energy capacity target of 35%by 2025.Among these collective efforts,one nation stands out:India.The country is carving out a reputation as South Asias green powerhouse,with considerable progress underlining its commitment to both the green energy

3、transition and its position as a regional renewable energy leader.Introduction04Challenges on the horizon03Looking to the future02The solar sector in India01The energy sector in IndiaTable of contentsThe energy sector in India01.Indias commitment to renewables is long-standing.By November 2021,the c

4、ountry had already accomplished its target of having 40%of its installed electric capacity come from non-fossil fuel sources.They didnt slow their efforts,though,and experienced their highest year-on-year growth rate in renewable additions at a rate of nearly ten percent(9.83%)the following year.As

5、of 2024,the nation has seen a 396%increase in installed non-fossil fuel capacity over the last eight and a half years,amounting to more than 199.85 GW or approximately 45.1%of the countrys total capacity.Today,India ranks fourth globally for total renewable power capacity additions.The energy sector

6、 in India396%is the increase in installed non-fossil fuel capacity the nation has seen over the last eight and a half yearsAnother area where India shines on the global stage is in wind power capacity.The country is ranked fourth in this category,too,with a current standing of about 46.16 GW.The fut