Adani Group's Bribery Charges Raise Concerns but India's Clean Energy Goals Remain Steady

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Gautam Adani faces US bribery charges, but India's clean energy goals remain intact.
Adani's expansion plans may face delays, but government targets are unaffected.
Adani Group aims for 50GW of renewable energy by 2030.
Adani Green Energy canceled a $600 million bond offering after indictment.
Competitors like Tata Power are ramping up capacity amid Adani's challenges.
Bureaucratic hurdles may slow India's clean energy ambitions more than Adani's charges.

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India Mandates Local Solar Cell Production

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Starting June 2026, Indian firms must use locally-produced solar cells.
New rule aims to reduce reliance on imports from China.
Government projects already require locally-made PV modules.
India targets 500 GW non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030.
Current solar PV module capacity is 80 GW, but cell capacity is only 7 GW.
Tata Power is building a 4.3 GW cell manufacturing facility.
Reliance Industries plans a 20 GW solar production facility in Gujarat.

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