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IEA projects China's renewable capacity share will moderate, India's growth accelerates

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The International Energy Agency projects global renewable energy capacity will exceed 4,770 GW between 2026 and 2031. China is projected to account for 53% of this growth, a moderation from over 60% in 2025. India is expected to be the second-largest contributor, with its capacity expansion projected to be 2.6 times greater than the previous six-year period.

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The shift in global renewable capacity growth is moving market attention toward India. India's faster growth is supported by factors such as higher auction volumes, improved Discom finances, and accelerated deployment of transmission and storage.

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  • International Energy AgencyProvides projections on global renewable capacity growth
  • IndiaExpected to be the second-largest contributor to global renewable capacity expansion
  • ChinaProjected to account for 53% of global renewable capacity growth over the forecast period

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  • IndiaSpeculative

    India might see increased investment in infrastructure due to its expected nearly doubled renewable capacity expansion.

  • ChinaSpeculative

    China's market share in global renewable capacity growth might moderate, affecting its domestic renewable energy sector's growth trajectory.

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