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The energy transition in India is usually described in terms of scale: gigawatts of renewables capacity, investment in the trillions of dollars, and the national target. However, as underscored in the World Economic Forum (WEF) publication "Accelerating India’s Energy Transition through Industrial Clusters” in 2025, the crucial challenge going forward is not the availability of investment or the readiness of technology. It is the issue of coordination.
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