India ka renewable energy sector ek bade roadblock se guzar raha hai. Grid infra ready na hone ki wajah se Q1 FY26-27 mein **8,133 GWh** solar power waste ho gayi. Govt ne ab **₹1.86 lakh crore** ka corridor plan approve kiya hai, lekin investors ko dikkat samajhni hogi.
India ka renewable energy sector ek ajeeb situation mein hai. Log sochte hain ki problem 'zyada bijli' ki hai, par asli dikkat 'transmission lines' ki kami hai. Q1 FY26-27 ka data dekhein toh 8,133 GWh solar energy grid tak pahunch hi nahi payi aur barbaad ho gayi.
Developer ki mushkil kya hai?
Kareeb 21 GW capacity abhi bhi 'Temporary General Network Access' (T-GNA) par chal rahi hai. Iska matlab hai ki jab grid full hota hai, tab inka power supply rok diya jata hai. Isse revenue ki uncertainty badh jati hai aur projects ki reliability kam ho jati hai.
Projects kyun delay ho rahe hain?
Lagbhag 50 GW ke renewable projects abhi delay mode mein hain. Wajah simple hai: Right of Way (RoW) disputes, land acquisition ki ladai, aur line bichaane ki speed generation speed se match nahi kar rahi.
Government ka master plan (GEC-III)
Cabinet ne ₹1.86 lakh crore ka Green Energy Corridor Phase-III (GEC-III) pass kiya hai. Iske tehat 135 GW ki transmission capacity aur 50 GWh ka Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) banane ka target hai by 2033.
Investors ke liye kya hai?
BESS ka aana ek game-changer ho sakta hai, kyunki ye din mein store hui energy ko raat mein supply karne mein help karega. Lekin filhal, un companies par nazar rakhein jo permanent grid access secure kar rahi hain. T-GNA par depend karne wale projects abhi risk zone mein hain. Long-term mein infrastructure ka badhna accha hai, par short-term mein execution ki timeline track karna zaroori hai.