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- The Ministry of Power nearly doubled its power demand estimate for Indian data centres to 26.3 GW by 2031-32 due to the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence.
- Experts suggest implementing demand-response regulations to allow data centres to adjust consumption based on grid availability.
- NASSCOM recommends creating integrated resource maps to better manage land, water, and electricity infrastructure for future facilities.
- This strategy aims to align the growth of AI computing with the nation's renewable energy and electricity grid capacity.
What to watch next
- Development of new demand-response regulations for data centres
- Implementation of district-level infrastructure resource maps
- Evolution of green tariff policies for corporate energy procurement
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Vishal Tripathi
consultant at the Council on Energy, Environment & Water
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“Data centres have significant potential to provide demand-response services to the electricity grid, particularly as the share of renewable energy increases and demand becomes more variable”
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…Rather than meeting the emerging peak simply by adding generation capacity, experts want data centres to become more flexible power consumers as renewable generation expands. TURNING AI’S POWER HUNGER INTO A GRID TOOL “ Data centres have significant potential to provide demand-response services to the electricity grid, particularly as the share of renewable energy increases and demand becomes more variable ,” Vishal Tripathi, consultant at the Council on Energy, Environment & Water, said at a Policy Consensus Centre webinar. “Instead of building additional generation capacity simply to meet peak demand, demand response…
“Instead of building additional generation capacity simply to meet peak demand, demand response can become an important part of the solution”
In the article
…grid, particularly as the share of renewable energy increases and demand becomes more variable,” Vishal Tripathi, consultant at the Council on Energy, Environment & Water, said at a Policy Consensus Centre webinar. “ Instead of building additional generation capacity simply to meet peak demand, demand response can become an important part of the solution ,” he said. The idea effectively turns part of AI’s power problem on its head. Data centres would remain huge electricity consumers, but demand response could make their consumption more responsive to grid conditions,…
Sudipto Banerjee
Deputy Director, Public Policy, at NASSCOM
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“We need comprehensive information integrated at the cluster and district level in the form of resource maps”
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…states to create integrated district- and cluster-level resource maps covering power, water, land, fibre, roads and other infrastructure, rather than keeping such information fragmented across government departments. “ We need comprehensive information integrated at the cluster and district level in the form of resource maps ,’” said Sudipto Banerjee, Deputy Director, Public Policy, at NASSCOM. He said the maps should be matched with a database tracking data-centre projects from announcement to commissioning, allowing investors, operators…
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