How Will India’s 2047 Renewable Energy Framework Shape the Future of Power Sector Reforms?
The Government of India is formulating a comprehensive policy framework to achieve an ambitious target of 2,000 GW renewable energy capacity by 2047. The initiative is being coordinated between the Power and Renewable Energy Ministries, supported by NITI Aayog and financial institutions.
The framework will include reforms to promote large-scale clean energy investments, accelerate grid modernization, and expand access to financing for renewable projects. The policy will move beyond long-term PPAs toward market-based energy trading mechanisms to improve efficiency and transparency.
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The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) is likely to be empowered to design new market instruments that encourage renewable trade through power exchanges. These could include carbon credit certificates and renewable trading blocks for DISCOMs.
In parallel, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) is engaging with the Finance Ministry to broaden the definition of renewable projects, making it easier for banks and NBFCs to fund battery storage, green hydrogen, and hybrid solar-wind projects.
India’s clean energy roadmap also includes the addition of 50,000 MW of battery storage systems over the next five years, essential for integrating intermittent power sources and ensuring grid stability.
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Analysts note that the 2047 framework could unlock massive domestic and international capital, positioning India as a global leader in renewable manufacturing and green infrastructure exports.
Investor Takeaway: Indian-Share-Tips.com Nifty Expert Gulshan Khera, CFP®, who is also a SEBI Regd Investment Adviser, observes that India’s 2047 renewable roadmap could trigger a long-term re-rating of power, energy storage, and green technology companies within the capital goods and infrastructure space.
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