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The grid, state by state.

Installed capacity, demand met, grid performance, tariffs, and DISCOM losses—where India's electricity comes from and where system and commercial losses remain high.

At a glance

  1. 01India's installed capacity is 548.9 GW; renewables (excluding large hydro) are 43% of that.
  2. 02Per-capita electricity consumption hit 1460 kWh in FY 2024-25 — up roughly 46% in a decade — but still less than half the global average.
  3. 03Gujarat has the largest state-allocated capacity at 75,219 MW; Gujarat leads on RES capacity with 49,550 MW.
  4. 04India met a record 256.1 GW on 25 Apr 2026 with no shortage; DISCOM AT&C losses are still 15.04%, above the 12.5% RDSS target.

Total installed capacity over time

Annual electricity generation

Per-capita electricity consumption

Fuel mix evolution

Data as of
Installed capacity as on 30 Jun 2026

Data provenance

Data as of
Installed capacity as on 30 Jun 2026
Coverage
32 states and union territories — every state with installed generation capacity allocated to it
Limitations
Capacity is the maximum the plant can produce, not actual generation. Inter-state shared central-sector stations are allocated by CEA's published methodology and may differ from operator-reported figures.
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