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The camel, the duck and the elephant in the room

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By Subrahmanyam Pulipaka
| Flipboard
World News 3 hours ago UN urges probe into deaths in Pakistani-administered Kashmir unrest Al Jazeera - By AP and Reuters • 3h Kashmir clashes have killed 31 since June, leading UN rights chief Volker Turk to appeal for calm The United Nations human rights chief has called for an independent investigation into deadly unrest in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
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The camel, the duck and the elephant in the room

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By Subrahmanyam Pulipaka, Suman Kumar Chandra
| ET Energy World Verified
India should treat storage not just as a standalone technology but also as a critical grid infrastructure. On 6 July 2026, at around midday, India achieved a significant milestone in its energy transition, only 2nd time in its history. Nearly 50 per cent of India's total electricity demand at 11:46 a.m. was met by renewable energy, when the country's total power demand stood at around 221 GW, nearly 110 GW of renewable energy contributed to meeting the demand.
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Next-gen “RE” forms: How reforms can transform India’s energy transition

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By Subrahmanyam Pulipaka
| ET Energy World Verified
India today stands as the world’s third-largest solar power producer with an installed capacity of 127 GW (up 60 times from 2GW in 2014), and the fourth-largest in wind energy with 53 GW. The country has already achieved its 2030 target of deriving 50 per cent of its installed capacity from non-fossil fuel sources, five years ahead of schedule. These milestones speak to India’s technological advancement, financial innovation, and unwavering political commitment to a clean energy future.
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