India Turns a 900-Gigawatt Clean-Power Target Into a Grid-Bottleneck Test

India is aiming to raise non-fossil power capacity toward 900 gigawatts by 2035, according to a Nov. 14, 2026 Associated Press report, while official planning documents show a transmission roadmap for integrating more than 900 GW by 2035-36. The bottleneck is already visible: Ember found 300 GWh of clean electricity lost to transmission constraints in the first quarter of 2026. The signal for energy security and the AI-power economy is that capacity targets matter less than grid execution, storage deployment and system flexibility.