
India will accelerate battery storage and renewable energy to cut electricity costs, Union minister Pralhad Joshi said, boosting the clean energy sector.
India will push battery storage and solar power to lower electricity costs, Union minister Pralhad Joshi said Monday at the Sustainability Conclave 2026 in New Delhi.
Joshi said investments in energy storage and renewable generation are central to the country's clean energy transition. Lower power costs would benefit distributors and industrial consumers, he added.
India imports roughly 40% of its primary energy. A domestic push into renewables and battery storage addresses energy security and grid stability, the minister said.
The policy direction, Joshi said, focuses on the clean energy equipment and utilities sector, a positive signal for stock market analysis of Indian renewable energy companies. Indian companies involved in battery manufacturing and solar generation track progress on these government goals.
Joshi cited hydrogen-powered trains as a sign of progress in newer technologies. The minister spoke at the annual Sustainability Conclave in the capital.
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