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India Gears Up for 300 GW Peak Power Demand as Electricity Consumption Surges India Gears Up for 300 GW Peak Power Demand as Electricity Consumption Surges

India Gears Up for 300 GW Peak Power Demand as Electricity Consumption Surges

Responsible Us Bureau   Jun 30, 2026

India is preparing to meet a record 300 GW peak power demand by expanding generation capacity, strengthening grid infrastructure, ...

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