Rajasthan has the highest installed capacity of solar power in India, with over 10 GW of installed capacity.

Tamil Nadu has the highest installed capacity of wind power in India, with over 9 GW of installed capacity.

Himachal Pradesh has the highest installed capacity of hydropower in India, with over 10 GW of installed capacity.

Biomass is the most widely used renewable energy source in India, accounting for over 50% of the total renewable energy consumption.

Solar energy has the highest potential for growth in India, with an estimated potential of over 100 GW of installed capacity.

The target for renewable energy capacity in India by 2030 is 400 GW.

The Solar Rooftop Scheme provides financial assistance for the installation of solar rooftop systems in India.

The Wind Power Scheme provides financial assistance for the installation of wind turbines in India.

The Hydropower Scheme provides financial assistance for the installation of hydropower projects in India.

The Biomass Power Scheme provides financial assistance for the installation of biomass power plants in India.

The Geothermal Power Scheme provides financial assistance for the installation of geothermal power plants in India.

Jammu and Kashmir has the highest potential for geothermal energy in India, with an estimated potential of over 10 GW.

Gujarat has the highest potential for tidal energy in India, with an estimated potential of over 10 GW.

Kerala has the highest potential for OTEC in India, with an estimated potential of over 10 GW.

Karnataka has the highest potential for wave energy in India, with an estimated potential of over 10 GW.