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renewable-energy is the sole category represented across all 1 tracked stories. Sumant Sinha is most often covered alongside BBC, which appears in 1 of these 1 story. Each carries 2 original sources on average. We currently track 1 Climate story that mention Sumant Sinha, all published on September 23, 2026.
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300 GW installed renewable capacity achieved
India's installed renewable capacity reaches 300 GW, or 54% of the country's 552 GW total, five years ahead of schedule.
Second milestone: renewables meet half of peak demand again
On a hot July afternoon, renewable energy from solar, wind, hydro and nuclear sources briefly met over half of India's peak power demand for only the second time.
300 GWh curtailed in Q1 2026
Ember reports transmission constraints caused nearly two-thirds of all renewable energy curtailment in Q1 2026, totaling 300 gigawatt-hours of wasted clean power.
First milestone: renewables exceed half of peak demand
For the first time, renewable-generated electricity briefly met over half of India's peak power demand, a signal of the technology's growing centrality.
Renewable capacity at barely 4 GW
A decade before the report, India's installed renewable energy capacity stood at approximately 4 GW, underscoring the scale of the subsequent buildout.
India hit a major decarbonization milestone with 300 GW of renewable capacity, 54% of its 552 GW total, achieved five years early. But grid constraints curtailed 300 GWh of clean power in Q1 2026 alone, with transmission bottlenecks responsible for two-thirds of the waste. The gap between generation and grid infrastructure is emerging as the single biggest threat to India's net-zero trajectory.
Source: Nikhil Inamdar
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