インドのグリーン・オデッセイ：再生可能エネルギー情勢の再考（2025–2026）
India's Green Odyssey: Reimagining the Renewable Energy Landscape (2025–2026) (原題)
Deva Pratim Mahanta, Bandita Choudhury, Upakul Mahanta
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日本語
インドの再生可能エネルギー移行の現状と課題を分析。2025年に非化石燃料容量が51.9%に達したことを受け、太陽光・風力の拡大、グリーン水素への戦略的転換、蓄電システム統合を検討。系統統合のボトルネックや送電ロスなどの構造的課題を指摘し、新興国向けの脱炭素成長モデルを提示する。
English
This chapter analyzes India's renewable energy transition, highlighting the 2025 milestone of 51.9% non-fossil fuel capacity. It examines solar and wind scaling, green hydrogen pivot, and storage integration, while identifying structural challenges like grid bottlenecks and transmission losses. The study positions India's trajectory as a blueprint for emerging economies to decouple growth from carbon intensity.
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日本のGX文脈において
日本企業にとって、インドの再エネ市場はサプライチェーンや投資先として重要。本稿はインドの政策動向と技術導入の実態を整理しており、日本企業のインド進出や調達戦略の参考になる。また、SSBJ対応でインド事業のScope 2排出量算定に役立つ情報を含む。
In the global GX context
This paper provides a comprehensive overview of India's renewable energy landscape, relevant for global investors and multinational corporations assessing transition risks and opportunities. It complements ISSB/CSRD disclosure needs by offering country-specific data on energy mix and policy frameworks, useful for scenario analysis and transition planning.
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🔬研究者:Provides a data-rich case study of India's energy transition, useful for comparative analysis of emerging economies.
🏢実務担当者:Offers insights into India's renewable market and policy environment, aiding corporate strategy and procurement decisions.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights policy innovations and structural challenges, informing international cooperation and knowledge exchange.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Abstract: In 2026, India has emerged as a global fulcrum for the transition to renewable energy, balancing the dual pressures of rapid economic expansion and urgent climate mitigation. This chapter examines the nation's transformative journey toward its 2070 net-zero commitment, highlighted by the landmark 2025 milestone where non-fossil fuel capacity reached 51.9% of the total energy mix (267 GW). By synthesizing the most recent data from the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), the International Energy Agency (IEA), and contemporary field research, we analyze the scaling of solar and wind infrastructure, the strategic pivot toward Green Hydrogen, and the integration of advanced energy storage systems. While technological maturity and the falling levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) have democratized energy access through schemes like PM-KUSUM, the transition faces persistent structural headwinds, including grid integration bottlenecks, transmission losses, and regional developmental disparities. This study underscores that India's "Viksit Bharat" 2047 vision is fundamentally tethered to its ability to surmount these challenges through policy innovation and circular economy frameworks. Ultimately, India's trajectory serves as a definitive blueprint for emerging economies seeking to decouple industrial growth from carbon intensity in a volatile climate era. Keywords: Renewable energy transition; Solar photovoltaics; Green hydrogen; Decarbonization
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