Tamil Nadu and Karnataka are leading states in India's renewable energy landscape, together contributing significantly to the nation's capacity. As of late 2024, Tamil Nadu - 23.70 GW Karnataka - 22.37 GW of installed capacity. India's total renewable capacity exceeded 200 GW (46.3% of total) in October 2024, with Rajasthan, Gujarat, and these two southern states topping renewable generation.

Tamil Nadu and Karnataka are leading states in India's renewable energy landscape, together contributing significantly to the nation's capacity. 
As of late 2024, 
Tamil Nadu - 23.70 GW 
Karnataka - 22.37 GW 
   of installed capacity. 
 India's total renewable capacity exceeded 200 GW (46.3% of total) in October 2024, with Rajasthan, Gujarat, and these two southern states topping renewable generation. 
Key Findings:
Tamil Nadu Power Capacity (2025):- 
Ranks 3rd in India with approximately 23.70 GW (including strong solar and wind components).
Karnataka Power Capacity (2025):-
 Ranks 4th in India with approximately 22.37 GW (strong in solar and wind).
India's Total Renewable Energy (Oct 2024): -
Exceeded 200 GW (approx. 203.18 GW).
  India's Total Capacity Contribution (2025): -
The two states, along with Rajasthan and Gujarat, generate over 56% of the country's total renewable energy. 
Tamil Nadu, with a 7.63% share, 
and Karnataka, with a 6.30% share, 
are among the top 10 electricity. producing states in India. These states contribute strongly to India's goal of achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel energy capacity by 2030. 
India's Renewable Energy Capacity Hits 200 GW Milestone .
   Following closely is Gujarat, which boasts a capacity of 29.52 GW, driven by its strong focus on solar and wind energy projects. Tamil Nadu ranks third with 23.

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