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econ.GN2022
Balancing India's 2030 Electricity Grid Needs Management of Time Granularity and Uncertainty: Insights from a Parametric Model
Rahul Tongia
With some of the world's most ambitious renewable energy (RE) growth targets, especially when normalized for scale, India aims more than quadrupling wind and solar by 2030. Simulta…
econ.GN2021★ 3 cited
Sustained cost declines in solar PV and battery storage needed to eliminate coal generation in India
Aniruddh Mohan, Shayak Sengupta, Parth Vaishnav +3
Unabated coal power in India must be phased out by mid-century to achieve global climate targets under the Paris Agreement. Here we estimate the costs of hybrid power plants - lith…