New Delhi, July 22, 2026 – India’s total primary energy supply has reached 39,055 petajoules (PJ), highlighting the country’s expanding energy capacity and its ability to meet the growing demands of a rapidly developing economy, the government informed Parliament.
The milestone reflects sustained growth in energy consumption across key sectors, including industry, transport, agriculture, and households, supported by continued investments in power generation, fuel supply, and energy infrastructure.
The minister said the government remains committed to strengthening India’s energy security through a diversified energy mix that combines conventional resources with renewable energy. Ongoing initiatives to expand clean energy capacity, modernise infrastructure, and improve energy efficiency are helping build a more resilient and sustainable energy ecosystem.
India’s rising primary energy supply also underscores the country’s progress in supporting industrialisation, urbanisation, and digital growth while ensuring reliable energy access for businesses and citizens.
With a continued focus on innovation, domestic resource development, and sustainable energy solutions, the government aims to create a future-ready energy sector capable of supporting long-term economic growth and meeting the nation’s evolving energy needs.
The latest figures reinforce India’s position as one of the world’s fastest-growing energy markets and reflect its ongoing efforts to balance economic development with energy security and environmental sustainability.
