Motilal Oswal asserted in a report.
Of those estimated Rs 40 trillion investment potential, Rs 34 trillion is expected in capital expenditure and the rest in optionality, with the generation, transmission, and smart metering accounting for an estimated 86 per cent, 10 per cent, and 4 per cent.
The tailwinds driving this «mammoth» investment are power demand accelerating at a higher CAGR, upgrading or replacing old power infrastructure as the electricity mix undergoes a shift, and transitioning to cleaner energy sources.
The report said India is a unique case where burgeoning real GDP/per capita growth, technology upgrades and electrification are all strong undercurrents and could continue to drive power demand higher for years to come.
«With a robust GDP growth outlook for India and the emergence of new demand drivers (electric vehicles, data centers, electrification of energy demand), we believe power consumption in India can compound at 7 per cent+ over the next decade (currently 8-9 per cent),» Motilal Oswal said.
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