RE-powering India's heavy industries: 20 GW today, 24/7 tomorrow
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| author | Rodrigues, Neshwin Das, Duttatrayee |
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| contents | <p>This report explores how India’s heavy industrial sectors—steel, cement, and aluminium—can leverage renewable energy to slash costs and emissions. It maps the sector-wise open access renewable market potential across various states, examines evolving policies such as green taxonomy and carbon regulations for these sectors, and explains why renewables are emerging as the most strategic choice. As companies pledge ambitious 24/7 renewable energy targets, the report outlines a roadmap for the next era of corporate power procurement — one that makes round-the-clock clean electricity a reality.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | RE-powering India's heavy industries: 20 GW today, 24/7 tomorrow Rodrigues, Neshwin Das, Duttatrayee <p>This report explores how India’s heavy industrial sectors—steel, cement, and aluminium—can leverage renewable energy to slash costs and emissions. It maps the sector-wise open access renewable market potential across various states, examines evolving policies such as green taxonomy and carbon regulations for these sectors, and explains why renewables are emerging as the most strategic choice. As companies pledge ambitious 24/7 renewable energy targets, the report outlines a roadmap for the next era of corporate power procurement — one that makes round-the-clock clean electricity a reality.</p> |
| title | RE-powering India's heavy industries: 20 GW today, 24/7 tomorrow |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16882231 |