298.6 TWh

Power India made from sun and wind in 2025, up from 38.4 TWh in 2014. It passed Germany in 2024.

222.0 TWh

Germany's output from sun and wind in 2025. It is 44.7% of German power; in India the share is 14.4%.

34%

India's rise in sun and wind power in 2025 alone, from 223.2 to 298.6 TWh.

the numbers & method
India's sun and wind now outproduce Germany's. Source: Ember, Yearly electricity data, 2025.
YearIndia (TWh)Germany (TWh)Brazil (TWh)Japan (TWh)United Kingdom (TWh)
201438.494.012.228.636.0
201539.8118.721.739.847.8
201655.7117.533.648.747.6
201775.0144.543.259.761.1
201897.8154.351.968.669.6
2019100.8171.162.774.876.3
2020112.0181.667.884.188.2
2021132.1163.589.093.777.1
2022164.4185.1111.8100.593.6
2023196.1204.4146.4106.396.6
2024223.2211.6178.3107.898.4
2025298.6222.0203.9123.6105.8

Claim types Fact

Ember yearly electricity generation data, series 'Wind' and 'Solar', read from the Ember API (api.ember-energy.org, electricity-generation/yearly) through the progrss data vault on 4 Nov 2026; chart values are wind + solar summed by progrss, TWh to two decimals. India vs Germany: 2023 196.12 vs 204.41; 2024 223.20 vs 211.56 (first year above); 2025 298.60 vs 221.97. Shares of each country's generation (wind + solar, Ember): India 14.4%, Germany 44.7% in 2025. The 34% rise (223.20 to 298.60 TWh) is a progrss calculation. The latest year's data can be provisional and revised. Solar includes rooftop solar where Ember estimates it. Licence CC BY 4.0.

Published 4 Nov 2026

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