As the world shifts towards renewable sources of electricity, India has committed to a path of energy tran­sition and net zero with its new energy outlook. The country aims to achieve a re­newable capacity of 500 GW, with ap­p­roximately 30 per cent of vehicles in India running on electricity by 2030. To achieve these goals, the grid must be developed to manage the energy transition and integrate variable energy sources and e-mo­bility. Digital technologies will play a crucial role in efficient demand-side ma­nagement and the seamless integration of variable energy sources.

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