States of India by installed power capacity

This is a list of states and territories of India by installed power generation capacity. This is measured in Megawatts (MW) which is equal to one million watts of electric power. As of 30 June 2021,[1] about 374,000 MW of power generation capacity is installed in India, of which 36.37% is renewable. Maharashtra leads in power generation capacity, followed by Gujarat and Tamil Nadu, though Karnataka leads in renewable energy capacity. India has a total of 6,780 MW of nuclear power generation capacity, led by Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Rajasthan.

List

State-wise all India installed power generation capacity as of 30 June 2021[1]
State/Union Territory Thermal (in MW) Nuclear
(in MW)
Renewable (in MW) Total
(in MW)
% of National Total % Renewable
CoalLigniteGasDieselSub-Total
Thermal
HydelOther
Renewable
Sub-Total
Renewable
Western Region85,1561,54010,806-97,5021,8407,39230,36737,759137,10135.69%27.54%
Maharashtra24,966-3,207-28,1731,4003,04710,38313,43043,00311.20%31.23%
Gujarat14,6921,4007,551-23,6434401,99014,05016,04040,12310.45%39.98%
Madhya Pradesh21,950---21,950-2,2355,2827,51629,4667.67%25.51%
Chhattisgarh23,688---23,688-12059871824,4066.35%2.94%
Goa--48-48--88550.014%14.02%
Daman & Diu-------4141400.01%100%
Dadra & Nagar Haveli-------5550.001%100%
Southern Region37,6223,1406,49143347,6883,32011,69443,45255,146108,33828.95%51.95%
Tamil Nadu9,5203,1401,02721113,8992,4402,17814,83117,00933,3488.91%51.01%
Karnataka9,480--259,5058803,64415,31518,96029,3457.84%64.61%
Andhra Pradesh11,590-4,8983616,525-1,6108,50510,11526,6407.12%37.97%
Telangana7,032---7,032-2,4054,3576,76315,9804.27%49.02%
Kerala--533159694-1,8564332,2902,9830.80%76.76%
Puducherry--32-32--88400.011%18.83%
Lakshadweep-------1110.0002%100%
Northern Region41,6591,5805,781-49,0201,62019,02317,43036,45387,09323.32%41.86%
Uttar Pradesh22,409-1,493-23,9024405013,3503,85228,1947.55%13.66%
Rajasthan8,2401,5801,023-10,8431,1804119,83410,24522,2685.96%46.01%
Himachal Pradesh------9,80996310,77210,7722.88%100%
Punjab5,680---5,680-1,0961,6042,7018,3812.24%32.23%
Haryana5,330-431-5,761--5385386,3001.69%8.55%
Uttarakhand--450-450-3,7566624,4184,8681.30%90.76%
Jammu and Kashmir--175-175-3,3602053,5643,7401.00%95.29%
Delhi--2,208-2,208--2282282,4360.65%9.38%
Ladakh------89-89890.024%100%
Chandigarh-------4242420.011%100%
Eastern Region34,827-1004034,967-5,8621,5987,46042,42711.34%17.58%
West Bengal14,177-100-14,277-1,3415681,90916,1864.32%11.80%
Odisha9,800---9,800-2,1425472,68912,4893.34%21.53%
Bihar6,390---6,390--3483486,7381.80%5.18%
Jharkhand4,460---4,460-210472574,7171.26%5.46%
Sikkim------2,169522,2212,2210.59%100%
Andaman and Nicobar Islands---4040--3434740.02%46.26%
North-Eastern Region750-1,776362,562-1,7273692,0964,6581.24%44.99%
Assam750-644-1,394-350794291,8230.49%23.51%
Tripura--1,132-1,132--25251,1570.31%2.20%
Arunachal Pradesh------8151369529520.25%100%
Meghalaya------322463683680.1%100%
Manipur---3636-105111161520.04%76.44%
Nagaland------75311071070.03%100%
Mizoram------603898980.026%100%
Total199,5946,26024,956509231,3206,78045,69990,399136,098374,199100.00%36.37%

Other Renewable Energy sources include SHP (Small Hydro Power - hydel plants ≤ 25 MW), Biomass Power, Urban & Industrial waste, Solar and Wind Energy

See also

  •  India portal
  •  Energy portal

References

  1. "All India installed capacity (in MW) of power stations" (PDF). National Power Portal, Ministry of Power, Government of India. Retrieved 10 July 2021.
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