Energy Statistics India 2026

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News: The National Statistics Office released Energy Statistics India 2026, presenting updated data on reserves, production, consumption, trade, and energy sector trends.

About Energy Statistics India 2026

Energy Statistics India 2026
Source – MoSPI
  • It is an annual publication providing an integrated dataset on India’s energy sector covering major energy resources.
  • Released by: It is released by the National Statistics Office under the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation.
  • Edition: It is the 33rd edition of the report.
  • Key Findings
    • Growth in Energy Supply: Total Primary Energy Supply grew by 2.95% to 9,32,816 KToE in FY 2024-25.
    • Renewable Energy Potential: Renewable energy potential reached 47,04,043 MW, with solar contributing around 71%.
    • More than 70% of renewable potential is concentrated in six states, including Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Madhya Pradesh.
    • Installed Capacity Expansion: Renewable capacity increased from 90,134 MW in 2016 to 2,29,346 MW in 2025 with 10.93% CAGR.
    • Rise in Renewable Electricity Generation: Electricity generation from renewables increased from 1,89,314 GWh to 4,16,823 GWh.
    • Increase in Per Capita Consumption Per capita energy consumption rose from 15,296 to 18,096 megajoules per person.
    • Improved Efficiency Transmission and distribution losses reduced from about 22% to 17%.
    • Dominance of Coal and Rising Demand Coal supply increased to 5,52,315 KToE, and Total Final Consumption (TFC) over 30% to 6,08,578 KToE, along with a rise in credit flow to ₹10,325 crore.
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