India faces difficult choices over new power generation capacity

Rajasthan power generation options to meet 2030 capacity needs

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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