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India pushes states to buy more renewables as clean energy demand lags despite early progress.
India’s federal government is urging state governments to boost purchases of renewable energy, as state utilities delay commitments despite a 50% non-fossil capacity target met five years early.
While coal still supplies about 60% of electricity and will remain vital for decades, the country is advancing clean energy through new geothermal policies and a planned carbon capture program with full government funding.
Persistent grid issues, transmission bottlenecks, and storage delays hinder faster coal replacement, and over 44 gigawatts of clean energy remain unsold due to weak state demand.
Officials are holding ongoing talks to address price concerns and strengthen coordination.
India empuja a los estados a comprar más energías renovables, ya que la demanda de energía limpia se retrasa a pesar del progreso inicial.