Key points
- Generation capacity: 33,092 MW including captive and renewable energy.
- Maximum generation: 17,201 MW on 20 May 2026.
- Transmission lines: 18,816 circuit-km; grid substations: 91,512 MVA.
What the source includes
The official page presents a system-level snapshot dated 13 July 2026 and identifies the capacity scope as including captive and renewable energy.
What the figures do not mean
The capacity total is not a forecast of simultaneous supply. The maximum-generation record is not a typical daily value. Transmission length and substation MVA measure network scale, not reliability by themselves.
How to use the data
Use the snapshot as a dated reference and connect it to daily generation, plant availability, outages, fuel supply, demand and network performance before drawing operational conclusions.
33,092 MW
Including captive and renewable energy.
17,201 MW
Recorded 20 May 2026.
18,816 ckt km
Total line length in the snapshot.
91,512 MVA
Installed substation capacity.
Relevant source links: BPDB fuel-wise capacity · BPDB daily generation archive · VOLTLENS standards.
Where this article describes a framework or proposed workflow, it is clearly identified as VOLTLENS analysis rather than an official claim.