Grid Stability: The Foundation of India’s Energy Future.

Decarbonisation depends on having a strong foundation. We provide insights that help decision-makers understand the challenges of infrastructure development and the technical choices that determine whether large-scale storage projects can move forward.

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The StrategistThe Growth Driver
The Multinational Mandate

Cross-Border Electricity Trade in South Asia: From Bilateral Deals to a Regional Market

By: Lalita Subrahmanyam6 August 2026

South Asia has spent two decades building cross-border transmission corridors. Can it create a regional market that extracts greater value from every megawatt?

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The Innovator
Bridging the Deficit

Small Modular Reactors (SMRs): Bridging India’s Baseload Gap

By: Lalita Subrahmanyam30 July 2026

India's grid has no shortage of energy; it has a shortage of energy it can count on. SMRs are the small, solid block that turns intermittency into order.

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