For most of the last two decades, the energy conversation in India was basically a logistics problem. How do we keep the lights on? How do we keep costs manageable? How do we build enough capacity fast enough for an economy growing at this pace? These are still real questions. But somewhere in the last few years—and we’d place it roughly around 2022, when European energy markets went haywire and the fragility of global supply chains stopped being theoretical—the conversation changed. Nations started asking something harder: can we actually…
