Renewable Energy Society of India, Renewable Energy Chronicles: The Power Saga, Vol 12. ISBN 978‑81‑993949‑6‑4. New Delhi, March 2026 — India is preparing for one of the most consequential decades in its power sector history. The Central Electricity Authority’s National Generation Adequacy Plan (2026‑27 to 2035‑36) —released this month—lays out a detailed roadmap for how the country will meet rapidly rising electricity demand while accelerating its shift toward clean energy.

The Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission (RERC) has released the draft Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) Regulations, 2025 , marking a pivotal step in institutionalizing energy storage across the state’s power sector. This regulation provides a comprehensive framework for ownership, deployment, utilization, and tariff mechanisms for BESS, aligning Rajasthan with national ambitions for a flexible, decarbonized grid. Key Highlights of the Draft Regulation Ownership M

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