SolarQuarter reports that ICRA expects India's transmission sector to require Rs 5-6 trillion in investment by FY32 to support renewable energy expansion. The projection highlights a structural shift: generation pipelines are no longer the only measure of market growth, because grid capacity determines how much solar, wind and storage can actually reach demand centres. For investors, transmission build-out is becoming a core part of the clean-power thesis.
Source: SolarQuarter. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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