India's Clean Energy Focus Shifts from Generation to Grid Integration

India has successfully scaled up its renewable energy generation capacity and must now focus on effectively integrating that power into the national grid. Experts identify transmission infrastructure and energy storage as the two most critical barriers to widespread clean energy adoption. The country will need substantial energy storage capacity in place by 2030 to ensure grid stability. Policymakers and industry stakeholders are now prioritizing the implementation and adoption of clean energy technologies over new capacity additions. Achieving a smooth energy transition will require better alignment between policy frameworks, financing mechanisms, and available technologies.