India Is Moving Rapidly Toward Renewables: JSW Energy

The video discusses the rapid growth in power demand in India due to economic activity and heat waves, leading to an energy and coal crisis. Domestic coal production is up, but imports are down due to supply chain disruptions and high international prices. The transition to renewable energy is emphasized, with significant capacity additions planned. The company is financing renewable projects through internal cash flow and government support. Global events, such as the Ukraine crisis, affect coal imports. The company's financial health is strong, despite rising input costs.

What are the main factors contributing to the increased power demand in India?

• Increased rainfall

• Economic activity and heat wave

• Decrease in coal prices

• Government subsidies

Why has India's coal import decreased recently?

• Lack of demand for coal

• Government restrictions on imports

• Supply chain disruptions and high international prices

• Increased domestic production

What is the expected capacity addition from renewable sources in India in the near future?

• 10-20 GW

• 50-60 GW

• 30-40 GW

• 70-80 GW

How much of the company's output currently comes from renewable sources?

• 32%

• 22%

• 52%

• 42%

What is the company's plan for renewable capacity addition over the next 10 years?

• 2-3 GW annually

• 3-4 GW annually

• 1-2 GW annually

• 0.5-1 GW annually

What is the company's announced capital expenditure for the new renewable capacity?

• $2.5 billion

• $2 billion

• $1.5 billion

• $1 billion

How does the company manage rising input costs in energy production?

• By passing costs to consumers

• By reducing production

• By investing in nuclear energy

• By increasing coal imports