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Batteries and Green Hydrogen: The Next Chapter in India

October 01, 2021
Kashish Shah

Key Findings

A Discussion of Promising Developments in Utility-Scale Batteries and Green Hydrogen

Energy Storage Tenders Need Regulatory Framework

The market in India is gearing up for batteries with momentum from private power companies

Batteries and Green Hydrogen: The Next Chapter in India's Clean Energy Story

Kashish Shah

Kashish Shah is 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.

Kashish has a master’s degree in Economics from the University of Sydney and an Electronics Engineering degree from NMIMS University in Mumbai.

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