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  • India requires approximately USD 450 billion in additional capital by 2040 to reach a renewable energy capacity of 480 GW. The report argues that the sector has matured from a high-risk, high-growth stage to a low-medium risk profile with predictable yields, making it highly attractive for institutional investors such as pension funds and insurance companies. While India offers higher excess returns (3.5%) than the US (2.4%) and China (1%), significant barriers persist, most notably off-taker risk from DISCOMs, currency devaluation, and a lack of liquid financial securities. The authors propose solutions including transparent payment security mechanisms, FX hedging facilities, and the securitization of loan portfolios to attract large-scale institutional capital.

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    Themes: transition financeclimate financesolar energywind energyclimate bond
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    Climate Policy Initiative

    Document type: Report

    Regions: India
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