India’s need for additional power generation capacity is growing as electricity demand rises and becomes increasingly concentrated in short peak periods. A detailed assessment finds that Rajasthan could face a supply shortfall of 5.5 billion units by 2030, with nearly 90% occurring outside solar-generation hours. It compares 3,200 MW of new coal capacity with a larger portfolio of solar, wind […]
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