The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy said India's non-fossil fuel power capacity has crossed 300 GW, which is 60 percent of the 500 GW target. This capacity covers solar, wind, hydro, bio-power and nuclear power, with solar remaining the main growth driver. Sector-wise, installed solar capacity stands at 164.59 GW and wind at 58.14 GW, while hydropower accounts for 57.24 GW, bio-power 11.75 GW and nuclear power 8.78 GW.