India's Clean Energy Goals Threatened by Grid Infrastructure Bottlenecks
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What happened
India has set a goal to install enough nonfossil power capacity to supply over 1 billion homes by 2035, which is nearly double its previous 2030 target. To support this shift away from fossil fuels, the government has approved nearly $20 billion in power grid upgrades. However, experts warn that inadequate transmission infrastructure currently prevents the country from utilizing all the renewable electricity it generates.
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Why it matters
Meeting the 900-gigawatt goal could potentially lower electricity costs and slow the construction of coal power plants. The current clean power capacity in India stands at just over 300 gigawatts, ranking it third globally.
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