The National Electricity Policy (NEP) 2026 serves as the strategic roadmap for India’s ascent to a USD 30 trillion economy. Within the "Viksit Bharat @ 2047" framework, the power sector is being repositioned from a utility provider to the primary engine of energy independence. This transition is a fundamental prerequisite for economic sovereignty, ensuring that the infrastructure supporting a developed nation is not only carbon-neutral by 2070 but also immune to the volatilit

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.

Budget 2026–27 provides a clear and confident push to India’s clean‑energy transition. The targeted support for solar manufacturing, battery storage, critical minerals, CCUS, and clean power infrastructure strengthens the entire renewable energy value chain. These measures will accelerate deployment, reduce system costs, and enhance energy security—creating a strong foundation for India’s green hydrogen ambitions and a resilient, future‑ready power sector. - Ajay Mishra, Dire

End of Q3 2024 has marked a pivotal moment in India's renewable energy journey, with an impressive array of tenders, auctions, and...

Introduction India stands at the forefront of the global renewable energy revolution, driven by its ambitious policy frameworks and...