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The Hindu Group e-book examines India’s clean energy transition
The Hindu Group has published an e-book on India’s energy future.
It looks at how India can sustain rapid economic growth while cutting emissions.
The book says the shift involves more than replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy, and examines financial pressure on power utilities and a slowdown in wind energy.
It also asks whether clean technologies are green across their full lifecycle, from mineral extraction to electronic waste.
Other topics include modernising the grid, nuclear power, green hydrogen and access to critical minerals.
The book argues that a fair transition must balance energy security, markets and social justice, and it is available by subscription.
The Hindu Group’s e-book, India’s Energy Future: A Balancing Act, examines the challenges shaping India’s clean energy transition.
It presents the transition as an economic, social and geopolitical challenge, not only a shift from fossil fuels to renewables.
The e-book considers issues including financial pressure on public distribution utilities, a slowdown in wind energy and the role of the electricity grid.
It also examines whether clean technologies are environmentally sustainable across their full lifecycle, from mineral extraction to e-waste.
The publication argues for a transition that is both ecologically sound and socially equitable.
- Who
- The Hindu Group published the e-book.
- What
- India’s Energy Future: A Balancing Act examines India’s clean energy transition and its challenges.
- When
- October 13, 2026.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- To examine how India can pursue decarbonisation while sustaining economic growth, energy security and social justice.
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- Publisher
- The Hindu Group
- E-book title
- India’s Energy Future: A Balancing Act
- Publication date
- October 13, 2026
- Topics
- Grid modernisation, wind energy, clean technology lifecycles and critical minerals
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