Himachal Pradesh has the highest geothermal energy potential in India, with an estimated potential of 1,800 MW.

India primarily has hot water geothermal resources, with temperatures ranging from 90 to 200 degrees Celsius.

The Himalayan region, particularly the states of Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Jammu and Kashmir, is known for its geothermal springs.

The estimated geothermal energy potential of India is approximately 10,000 MW.

Himachal Pradesh has the first operational geothermal power plant in India, located in Manikaran.

The Manikaran Geothermal Power Plant is the first operational geothermal power plant in India.

The Manikaran Geothermal Power Plant has a capacity of 1 MW.

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy is responsible for promoting geothermal energy in India.

The National Geothermal Energy Program was launched by the Government of India to promote geothermal energy.

Jammu and Kashmir has the second highest geothermal energy potential in India, with an estimated potential of 1,500 MW.

The estimated geothermal energy potential of the Himalayan region is approximately 9,000 MW.

Uttarakhand has the third highest geothermal energy potential in India, with an estimated potential of 1,200 MW.

The estimated geothermal energy potential of the Deccan Plateau is approximately 3,000 MW.

Arunachal Pradesh has the fourth highest geothermal energy potential in India, with an estimated potential of 1,000 MW.

The estimated geothermal energy potential of the Gangetic Plain is approximately 1,500 MW.