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India’s 60% Non-Fossil Power Ambition Runs Through Its Debt Markets
Key Takeaways
- IEEFA says India’s clean-power targets depend heavily on debt access and deeper bond markets.
- Annual investment needs for renewables, storage, and transmission could more than double by 2035.
- Credit markets are increasingly favoring renewable-linked assets over thermal exposure.
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DT Editorial Team··via energymonitor.ai