Electricity generation from non-hydrocarbon sources in India is moving closer to 33% of the total, the country’s Central Electricity Authority reported, as cited by the Times of India. Over the period between April and September, power output from hydro, nuclear, wind, and solar installations accounted for 31.3% of the total, up from 27.1% a year earlier. Of that, large hydropower plants booked a 13.2% increase in generation, while the rest of the low-carbon capacity, excluding nuclear, posted an increase of 23.4%, the data showed. Nuclear…