Tamil Nadu had 29,802 MW of installed renewable energy capacity as of July 31, placing it fourth among Indian states, behind Gujarat, Rajasthan and Maharashtra, according to Ministry of New and Renewable Energy data.

Tamil Nadu ranked fourth in the country with an installed renewable energy capacity of 29,802 MW as of July 31, according to data from the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy. Gujarat topped the list with 52,610 MW, followed by Rajasthan with 50,335 MW and Maharashtra with 33,194 MW.
In solar power specifically, Tamil Nadu had 14,121 MW installed, compared with Gujarat's 33,763 MW, Rajasthan's 44,135 MW and Maharashtra's 20,347 MW.
Industry sources attributed the slow pace of new renewable projects in Tamil Nadu mainly to a lack of fresh applications, though further details were not provided.
Tamil Nadu had 29,802 MW of installed renewable energy capacity as of July 31, placing it fourth among Indian states, behind Gujarat, Rajasthan and Maharashtra, according to Ministry of New and Renewable Energy data.

Tamil Nadu ranked fourth in the country with an installed renewable energy capacity of 29,802 MW as of July 31, according to data from the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy. Gujarat topped the list with 52,610 MW, followed by Rajasthan with 50,335 MW and Maharashtra with 33,194 MW.
In solar power specifically, Tamil Nadu had 14,121 MW installed, compared with Gujarat's 33,763 MW, Rajasthan's 44,135 MW and Maharashtra's 20,347 MW.
Industry sources attributed the slow pace of new renewable projects in Tamil Nadu mainly to a lack of fresh applications, though further details were not provided.