As of 2023, Rajasthan leads the nation in solar power generation with an installed capacity of over 15 GW.

The Indian government set a target of achieving 100 GW of solar power capacity by 2022, which was later revised to 2030.

Himachal Pradesh has the highest per capita solar power consumption in India due to its favorable climate and mountainous terrain.

The JNNSM aims to promote the adoption of solar power technologies and increase the share of solar energy in India's energy mix.

Bengaluru leads the nation in rooftop solar power installations, with over 1 GW of capacity.

The Solar Power Production Incentive Scheme provides financial incentives to solar power project developers based on the amount of electricity generated.

Rajasthan has the highest solar power potential in India due to its abundant sunshine and vast desert areas.

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy is the nodal agency responsible for promoting solar power and other renewable energy sources in India.

Rajasthan has the largest number of solar power plants in India, with over 100 operational plants.

The Solar Power for Rural Areas Scheme provides financial assistance for solar power projects in rural areas to improve access to electricity.

Himachal Pradesh has the highest solar power generation per capita in India due to its favorable climate and mountainous terrain.

The Solar Power Rooftop Scheme provides financial incentives for solar power projects installed on rooftops in urban areas.

Rajasthan has the largest solar park in India, located in Bhadla, with a capacity of over 2 GW.

The Remote Area Solar Power Scheme provides financial assistance for solar power projects in remote areas to improve access to electricity.