Kashish Shah is a Senior Research Analyst with Wood Mackenzie. Previously,
he worked as an Energy Finance Analyst with the Institute for Energy
Economics & Financial Analysis (IEEFA). He specialises in financing, policy
and technology matters of the Indian electricity market. He has a master’s
degree in economics from the University of Sydney and an engineering
degree from NMIMS University in Mumbai.
Languages: English, Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi
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India’s renewables ministry reignites its offshore wind dreams
Analysis
The race for new-generation clean energy technologies in India
Analysis
IEEFA: India's renewable energy journey: Two steps forward, one step back
Analysis
In India's power shortage crisis, easing green norms for coal is no solution
Analysis
Green hydrogen: Fuelling India’s ambition for energy independence
Analysis
The energy transition in India – onwards and upwards
Analysis
Green ammonia: low-hanging fruit for India's green hydrogen dream
Report
IEEFA: Boosting domestic solar PV manufacturing will fuel green hydrogen takeoff in India
Analysis
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India’s renewable energy sector ripe for global and domestic investments
Press Release
Accelerating power scheduling and dispatch reforms can help save billions of dollars for Indian electricity distribution companies
Press Release
A shift to green ammonia from green hydrogen can reduce India’s fertiliser subsidy burden
Press Release
IEEFA/Ember India: Uttar Pradesh is at a crossroads in its electricity transition
Press Release
IEEFA: Battery storage and green hydrogen can boost India’s renewable energy efforts
Press Release
IEEFA India: Proposed power market reforms could reduce renewable energy costs further
Press Release
IEEFA India: Overestimated LCOEs of coal-fired power plants create a financial bubble
Press Release
IEEFA: Powering up solar irrigation effort will support India’s renewable energy targets
Press Release
IEEFA: New coal-fired power plants in India will be economically unviable
Press Release
IEEFA: There’s no way out for India’s stranded thermal power assets
Press Release
IEEFA: India needs to be ready to ride the energy storage wave
Press Release
IEEFA: Indexed renewable energy tariffs could save India’s discoms up to Rs21,880 crore (US$3bn) over five years
Press Release