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Financing the energy transition: A credit perspective on India's power sector
Financing the energy transition: A credit perspective on India's power sector zchaudhuri.ieefa Tue, 04/07/2026 - 10:30 Report Energy Investment Trends Climate Finance Renewables Energy Policy South Asia India shutterstock_2035463324_1_optimized_1000.jpg Kevin Leung Kevin Leung is a Sustainable Finance Analyst, Debt Markets, Europe, at IEEFA. He has authored reports on topics relating to sustainable credits, transition finance and sustainable finance regulatory initiatives. Go to Profile Saurabh Trivedi Saurabh Trivedi is Lead Specialist, Sustainable Finance & Carbon Markets at IEEFA. His focus is on analysing global investment flows into clean energy and fossil fuel sectors with a specific attention to debt investment. Go to Profile Soni Tiwari Soni Tiwari is an Energy Finance Analyst with IEEFA India, examining the energy sector with a particular focus on renewable energy transition and the opportunities and barriers for different states and companies. Go to Profile /sites/default/files/styles/people_listing/public/2026-04/hero%20graphic%20.jpg?h=25e0efd7&itok=jsQI_HQc Financing the energy transition - A credit perspective on India’s power sector.pdf Annual investments in renewables, storage and transmission are estimated to surge from USD68 billion (INR6.18 trillion) by 2032 to as much as USD145 billion (INR13.19 trillion) by 2035.
Financing the energy transition: A credit perspective on India's power sector
Financing the energy transition: A credit perspective on India's power sector zchaudhuri.ieefa Tue, 04/07/2026 - 10:30 Report Energy Investment Trends Climate Finance Renewables Energy Policy South Asia India shutterstock_2035463324_1_optimized_1000.jpg Kevin Leung Kevin Leung is a Sustainable Finance Analyst, Debt Markets, Europe, at IEEFA. He has authored reports on topics relating to sustainable credits, transition finance and sustainable finance regulatory initiatives. Go to Profile Saurabh Trivedi Saurabh Trivedi is Lead Specialist, Sustainable Finance & Carbon Markets at IEEFA. His focus is on analysing global investment flows into clean energy and fossil fuel sectors with a specific attention to debt investment. Go to Profile Soni Tiwari Soni Tiwari is an Energy Finance Analyst with IEEFA India, examining the energy sector with a particular focus on renewable energy transition and the opportunities and barriers for different states and companies. Go to Profile /sites/default/files/styles/people_listing/public/2026-04/hero%20graphic%20.jpg?h=25e0efd7&itok=jsQI_HQc Financing the energy transition - A credit perspective on India’s power sector.pdf Annual investments in renewables, storage and transmission are estimated to surge from USD68 billion (INR6.18 trillion) by 2032 to as much as USD145 billion (INR13.19 trillion) by 2035.
Stocks to buy: From Coal India to JSW Energy, Axis Direct bets on these 5 stocks as India’s power demand heats up
Axis Direct maintains Buy ratings for Coal India, Skipper, and JSW Energy, highlighting strong demand and infrastructure expansion in India's power sector. Target prices are ₹500 for Coal India, ₹470 for Skipper, and ₹630 for JSW Energy.
Stocks to buy: From Coal India to JSW Energy, Axis Direct bets on these 5 stocks as India’s power demand heats up
Axis Direct maintains Buy ratings for Coal India, Skipper, and JSW Energy, highlighting strong demand and infrastructure expansion in India's power sector. Target prices are ₹500 for Coal India, ₹470 for Skipper, and ₹630 for JSW Energy.
Power stocks surge as West Asia crisis reshapes India’s energy mix
Adani Power rose 7.89%, ATGL gained 7.51%, JSW Energy climbed 6.35%, and NTPC added 2.91%
Power stocks surge as West Asia crisis reshapes India’s energy mix
Adani Power rose 7.89%, ATGL gained 7.51%, JSW Energy climbed 6.35%, and NTPC added 2.91%
Stock market today: Trade setup for Nifty 50, gold, silver rates to Trump's tariffs on India; 5 stocks to buy or sell
Stock market today: Experts have recommended eight stocks to buy today — Vardhman Textiles, ABSLAMC, BHEL, Cummins India, and JSW Energy
Stock market today: Trade setup for Nifty 50, gold, silver rates to Trump's tariffs on India; 5 stocks to buy or sell
Stock market today: Experts have recommended eight stocks to buy today — Vardhman Textiles, ABSLAMC, BHEL, Cummins India, and JSW Energy
Steel without the energy security challenge: India’s green hydrogen opportunity
Steel without the energy security challenge: India’s green hydrogen opportunity zchaudhuri.ieefa Fri, 02/20/2026 - 10:40 Insights Coal Steel Natural Gas South Asia India coal-pit-generic-trucks_optimized_1000.jpg Saumya Nautiyal Saumya Nautiyal is an Energy Finance Analyst, Steel Sector, South Asia at IEEFA. She examines the steel sector’s technology transition, energy and resource security and pathways for industrial decarbonisation. Go to Profile Green hydrogen could emerge as a long-term strategic resource for India’s steel sector, helping reduce dependence on imported metallurgical coal and strengthening energy security. Projects such as JSW Steel’s Vijayanagar plant demonstrate that the domestic use of green hydrogen in steelmaking is technically and operationally feasible at industrial sites. Rising steel demand, combined with a projected surge in green steel demand by 2030 and 2050, positions India’s domestic steel sector as a reliable and scalable source of early demand for green hydrogen, particularly as export pathways remain costly.
Steel without the energy security challenge: India’s green hydrogen opportunity
Steel without the energy security challenge: India’s green hydrogen opportunity zchaudhuri.ieefa Fri, 02/20/2026 - 10:40 Insights Coal Steel Natural Gas South Asia India coal-pit-generic-trucks_optimized_1000.jpg Saumya Nautiyal Saumya Nautiyal is an Energy Finance Analyst, Steel Sector, South Asia at IEEFA. She examines the steel sector’s technology transition, energy and resource security and pathways for industrial decarbonisation. Go to Profile Green hydrogen could emerge as a long-term strategic resource for India’s steel sector, helping reduce dependence on imported metallurgical coal and strengthening energy security. Projects such as JSW Steel’s Vijayanagar plant demonstrate that the domestic use of green hydrogen in steelmaking is technically and operationally feasible at industrial sites. Rising steel demand, combined with a projected surge in green steel demand by 2030 and 2050, positions India’s domestic steel sector as a reliable and scalable source of early demand for green hydrogen, particularly as export pathways remain costly.
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