Becoming fully renewable energy-based by 2040 may be challenging for Keralam: study
Keralam will need at least 27 gigawatts of renewable capacity addition to meet the 2040 electricity demand purely from renewables, hydro and nuclear without any thermal power support, according to a study by WRI India
· 9/30/2026, 10:52:00 AM· 2 min read
Keralam will need at least 27 gigawatts of renewable capacity addition to meet the 2040 electricity demand purely from renewables, hydro and nuclear without any thermal power support, according to a study by WRI India
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