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India curtailed more than 8 TWh of solar generation in Q1 FY2027: Kearney India curtailed more than 8 TWh of solar power generation between April and June 2026, with grid congestion identified as a major factor, according to a report by global management consulting firm Kearney. The report says the nation’s ambition to hit 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030 will depend on how quickly the power transmission network scales up its planning, execution, and digitalization capabilities.
Uma Gupta
Sep 30, 2026
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Aurora Energy Research launches India’s first grid analytics service as renewable curtailment surges The new service provides detailed forecasts of curtailment risk and transmission constraints to support investment across India’s electricity network.
Aurora Energy Research
Aug 19, 2026
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Three-month ISTS delay could widen FY27 renewable evacuation gap beyond 40GW, risking INR 18 billion in revenue Ind-Ra projects a 32 GW mismatch between generation and transmission for projects commissioning by 2HFY27. This gap may widen to 40 GW, if interstate transmission system (ISTS) commissioning is delayed by three more months beyond the current commissioning timelines.
India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra)
Aug 13, 2026
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One-third of new renewable energy capacity faces grid curtailment due to transmission constraints, says ICRA Solar curtailments are more prominent in Rajasthan and Gujarat, while curtailments in the southern region remain limited even in the solar hours.
Uma Gupta
Jul 08, 2026
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India needs 10 GWh of battery storage to prevent renewable energy curtailment Ember’s analysis found that about 2.1 TWh of renewable electricity generation was curtailed in fiscal year 2025–26, equivalent to 1.3% of total renewable generation, to keep coal-fired power plants operating at their minimum technical load. The report estimates that around 10 GWh of energy storage, charged during peak midday solar generation hours, would have been sufficient to absorb this surplus renewable output, maintain coal plants above their minimum technical load, and avoid the curtailment altogether.
Uma Gupta
Jun 17, 2026