India’s wind power ranks fifth in the world. When it comes to space, scope and expansion of renewable energy facilities, India ranks fourth in the world.

McKinsey & Company in May 2009 end of the wind generator investigation has shown that India’s solar energy capacity in the first in the world for the 1700-1900 kWh.

This is similar to the United States and Hawaii, and India, two countries tied for first. In India, the United States (mainly California), Hawaii and Spain are the world’s largest solar power, wind turbines whose capacity of 1500-1600 kwh Italy, followed by Australia, China, Japan and Germany.

Similarly, according to BP’s world energy statistics, India has been ranked fifth in the world. Although the United States in the world wind power generators accounted for 20.7% of the total, Germany accounts for 19.6%, followed by Spain (14%), India (8%), China (6%) and Denmark (3%).

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