Bengaluru, Nov. 22 -- India's power sector has made remarkable progress in recent years, growing to over 500 GW of installed capacity by 2025 and significantly reducing power shortages nationwide. Renewable energy now makes up nearly half of the total capacity, with solar and wind leading the way. Programmes like DDUGJY and Saubhagya have electrified millions of rural households, transforming lives across the country.

Although coal remains a major part of the mix, the sector is rapidly embracing cleaner sources such as hydro, nuclear, and emerging technologies like green hydrogen. With increasing private sector participation and investments in smart grids and battery storage, India is rapidly modernising its power infrastructure. The fo...