According to India’s clean energy status data, what is

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India’s total non-fossil fuel power generation capacity exceeds 272 gigawatts. This capacity includes electricity produced from renewable and low-carbon energy sources such as solar, wind, hydropower, nuclear energy, and biomass. Within this capacity, solar power accounts for more than 141 gigawatts, while wind power contributes around 55 gigawatts. The expansion of non-fossil energy sources is part of India’s strategy to reduce carbon emissions, improve energy security, and meet global climate commitments through large-scale renewable energy deployment.