Acharya Prashant addresses the misconception surrounding India's achievement of reaching fifty percent non-fossil fuel installed capacity for electricity generation ahead of the 2030 deadline. He clarifies that 'installed capacity' refers only to potential production, whereas the actual reality is that seventy-two percent of India's electricity still comes from coal. While solar and wind contribute only twelve to thirteen percent, the reliance on coal continues to grow annually, leading to record-breaking coal consumption and increasing carbon emissions.
