Assessing the Key Requirements for 450 GW of Renewable Capacity in India by 2030

Deorah, Shruti; Abhyankar, Nikit; Arora, S. K; Chawla, Kanika; Phadke, Amol

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“…There is some decline in the use of diesel generator sets in cities, with more access to uninterrupted power supply from the grids and an addition of 50 GW of renewables in 2022. 49 The other fuels category includes naphtha, fuel oil, lubricants, waxes, and refinery oil, mostly consumed in various industrial processes.…”

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“…Diesel is ~30% of the total fuel consumed in 2020 and is used among all sectors -some passengers vehicles, all the heavy-duty vehicles including buses, non-road vehicles like tractors, generator sets at residential, commercial, and industrial locations, and agricultural pump sets. There is some decline in the use diesel generator sets in the cities, with more access to uninterrupted power supply from the grids and an addition of 50GW of renewables in 2022 [49].…”

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The ongoing amplification of climate change necessitates the exploration and implementation of effective strategies to mitigate ecological issues while simultaneously preserving economic and social well-being. Renewable power systems offer a way to reduce adverse anthropogenic effects without hindering economic growth. This study aims to conduct a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of renewable power systems to explore their historical context, identify influential studies, and uncover research gaps, hypothesizing that global contributions and policy support significantly influence the field’s dynamics. Following Preferred Reporting Items For Systematic Reviews And Meta-Analyses guidelines, this study utilized Scopus tools analysis and VOSviewer 1.6.20 software to examine the metadata sourced from scientific databases in Scopus. The outcomes of this investigation facilitate the identification of the most prolific countries and authors, as well as collaborative efforts that enrich the theoretical landscape of renewable power systems. The study also traces the evolution of research on renewable power systems. Furthermore, the results reveal key scientific clusters in the analysis: the first cluster concentrates on renewable energy and sustainable development, the second on the relationship between government policies and renewable power systems, and the third on the role of incentives that catalyse the advancement of renewable power systems. The findings of this meta-analysis not only contribute valuable insights to existing research but also enable the identification of emerging research areas related to renewable power system development.

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Assessing the Key Requirements for 450 GW of Renewable Capacity in India by 2030

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Evolution of India's PM_2.5 pollution between 1998 and 2020 using global reanalysis fields coupled with satellite observations and fuel consumption patterns

Evolution of India's PM_2.5 pollution between 1998 and 2020 using global reanalysis fields coupled with satellite observations and fuel consumption patterns

Sustainable lending strategies: a framework for enhancing climate resilience in industrial loan portfolios

Renewable Power Systems: A Comprehensive Meta-Analysis

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Assessing the Key Requirements for 450 GW of Renewable Capacity in India by 2030

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Evolution of India's PM2.5 pollution between 1998 and 2020 using global reanalysis fields coupled with satellite observations and fuel consumption patterns

Evolution of India's PM2.5 pollution between 1998 and 2020 using global reanalysis fields coupled with satellite observations and fuel consumption patterns

Sustainable lending strategies: a framework for enhancing climate resilience in industrial loan portfolios

Renewable Power Systems: A Comprehensive Meta-Analysis

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Evolution of India's PM_2.5 pollution between 1998 and 2020 using global reanalysis fields coupled with satellite observations and fuel consumption patterns

Evolution of India's PM_2.5 pollution between 1998 and 2020 using global reanalysis fields coupled with satellite observations and fuel consumption patterns