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If there is one word that captures India’s dramatic push to turbocharge its renewable energy sector, it is this: ambition. And it’s not just the government betting big on renewable energy; the country’s two biggest corporations – Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) and Adani Group (AG) – and the rival billionaires who lead them have raised expectations with their renewable giga-plans.
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