42 GW of renewable energy capacity is stranded without power purchase agreements (PPAs). High-tariff hybrid and vanilla solar projects are particularly struggling to find buyers among DISCOMs. The CERC has introduced a penalty-free exit option for developers, while MNRE pushes for polysilicon self-sufficiency (30 GW by 2030) and alternative battery technologies like vanadium flow.
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- ›RE capacity without PPAs: 42 GW
- ›Polysilicon target by 2030: 30 GW
- ›Target this Data: 42 GW renewable capacity without PPAs
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE)
- ›Target this Legal Point: CERC regulation (July 2026) allowing penalty-free exit for developers
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