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Decarbonizing the Indian Power Sector: Assessing the Impact of a 30-Year Plan to Net Zero
Conference Paper
1 August 2024
Abstract
Assesses the impact of a 30-year plan to achieve net-zero emissions in the Indian power sector, presented at the .
Summary
Assesses what it would take for India’s electricity sector to reach net-zero emissions over the next 30 years. Using energy system modelling, the paper maps out a credible pathway and identifies the key investments and policy changes needed.
Presented At/Published In
IEEE SEFET conference 2024
Country
India
Funders
Associated Resources
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Citation
Bisht, A. S., Lugovoy, O., and Sharma, T. (2024). Decarbonizing the Indian Power Sector: Assessing the Impact of a 30-Year Plan to Net Zero. IEEE SEFET, August 2024, pp. 1–6.