Gujarat led the count by attracting an investment or approximately ₹ 1.17 Lakh Crore that represents almost one third of investments in a basic PAN-India between 2020 and 2024. The state of the western Indies has a resident capacity of 32,924 megawatts (MW) from February or February or February)
Gujarat and Rajasthan, who accounts for more than a third of the capacity of installed renewable energy sources in India, attracted more than half of the investments that arrived in the sector in the last five years from 2020.
Total investments attracted by the res sector (solar, wind, small hydroelectric, hydroelectric, nuclear and biography, almost reach the duration of 4 lakh rondos in the last five years, ending 2024 calendar year, according to the ministry of new and renewable.
Gujarat led the count by attracting an investment or approximately ₹ 1.17 Lakh Crore that represents almost a third of investments in a Basic PAN-India between 2020 and 2024. The state of the Western Indies has a resolution capacity of 32,924 2025.
Rajasthan, which has an installed capacity of 33,468 MW, witnessed an investment of ₹ 96191 million rupees in the last five years that represents a little more than 24 percent of total investments.
Together, both states represent 53.5 percent of ₹ 3.99,397 million rupees attracted by the res sector in the last five years since 2020.
Best states
Tamil Nadu attracted the highest third investments (₹ 39,431 million rupees) in the sector since 2020. The state of southern India has a total installed capacity of 24,635 MW, which represents 11.48 percent of the capacity of India.
Similarly, Maharashtra attracted investments worth around ₹ 26,526 million rupees in the last five years until 2024, which is 6.64 percent of all investments made in the states and territories of the Union. Maharashtra’s resolution capacity is about a tenth of the total of 215 GW PAN-India Capacity.
Karnataka is in fifth with investments worth ₹ 23,104 million rupees in the last five years with a 5.79 percent participation of the total. The state of southern India has a beef capacity of 23,075 MW.
Investment in renewable energy sources is largely found in states that have high potential of solar, wind, hydroelectric energy, etc. For example, investments in the five main states represented more than a third of Pan-India investments (2020-2024).
These states also have more than 60 percent of the installed capacity in the country.
Solar shines
Among all beef, solar energy has the greatest growth potential. For example, cumulative investments in stellar power in the last five years, until 2024, were around ₹ 2.64 Lakh Crore, which is approximately 66 percent of total investments in the res sector.
Rubix Data Sciences said that the Solar Energy Sector of India has witnessed an extraordinary increase of 25 times (38 percent Cag) in the accumulated installed capacity during the last decade, which increases from 3.99 gigawatts (GW) in the fiscal year 2015 to 100 GW in fiscal year 2015.
Consistently, its participation in the total installed capacity of renewable energy has increased from 10 percent in fiscal year 2015 to more than 60 percent in fiscal year 2015, added the provider of risk management services.
As of January 31, 2025, the total solar capacity of India Instaod stood at 100.33 GW, with 84.10 GW under implementation and 47.49 GW additional under tender. In 2024, India added a 24.5 GW record of solar capacity, rather than duplicating the 2023 facilities, Rubik’s said.
Posted on April 21, 2025
