GOA: India’s energy transition is gathering pace, with renewable power taking centre stage as the country looks to fuel its fast-growing economy. But while India has made significant strides in expanding clean energy capacity, experts warn that major challenges remain – particularly when it comes to the infrastructure needed to store and deliver that power reliably. “We think around US$400 billion cumulatively over the next 15 years will be needed to support the build-out of power infrastructure,” said Paul McConnell, head of outlooks and scenarios at S&P Global. “(There’s little value in) adding generating capacity if it can’t deliver power to where it’s needed.”GREEN ENERGY PUSHIndia, which remains heavily dependent on fossil fuel imports, sees clean energy as a way to rein in costs while reducing its carbon footprint. The government is aiming to nearly double the nation’s non-fossil fuel power capacity by 2030.