Author: Anjali Viswamohanan

India’s draft National Energy Policy raises more questions

by Anjali Viswamohanan, Kanika Chawla | Jul 31, 2017

There are many policy uncertainties in this new draft, especially in the area of renewable energy, and a surprising faith in coal-based thermal power plants

The 2017 National Energy Policy, drafted by the NITI Aayog, takes the baton forward from the 2006 Integrated Energy Policy in setting the trajectory of growth for the energy sector in India. The value proposition of the policy…Read More

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