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This rise, from 24.6TWh to 27.1TWh over the course of a year, was driven by an increase in clean capacity
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The firm will use GE’s new Haliade-X 12MW turbines to power its Skipjack and Ocean Wind projects based off the US coast
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GlobalData says this growth will require massive investment in offshore wind and solar photovoltaic capacity
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Chief Engineer at the country’s Federal Power Ministry, Ghanshyam Prasad, said coal capacity is likely to reach 238GW by 2022
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The country aims to expand its clean energy capacity to make up around 20% of its total electricity mix
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By this time, clean power is set to make up the second largest proportion of the mix, following behind only thermal generation
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This is significantly above clean energy’s share of the power mix over the same period last year, when it totalled 40.6% of generation
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The latest auction will support up to 6GW of new renewable energy, enough to power around 350,000 homes each year
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The International Energy Association warns more capacity needs to be added each year if international climate goals are to be met
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The government now hopes to install 1.5GW of new solar capacity by the end of 2019
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That’s according to the latest statistical release from BEIS, which shows this equated to a 15% rise in generation
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The Global Wind Energy Council expects the majority of this growth to be driven by increasing investment in offshore wind and emerging markets
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