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Sep 17, 2026
The power dynamics behind the world’s green transition
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10:15PranavHOST
How do you think of how industrial policy reacts with that market structure? And do you worry about the risk of whether this limits competition in India for new startups or for new firms to emerge?

Trishant DevGUEST
Is policy or the market benefiting big industries? So let's talk about the solar industry since we've been talking about that.

Trishant DevGUEST
The PLI scheme by design, the first phase of the PLI scheme, it sort of benefited companies who promised integration throughout, like from polysilicon to module development.

Trishant DevGUEST
Now, that means investment by big companies because it's easier for them to invest and promise that kind of integration.

Trishant DevGUEST
Of course, the second PLA scheme tried to change this by giving a more modular approach of just cell plus module as a separate bucket than others.

Trishant DevGUEST
So the PLI definitely kind of gives that sense that, you know, big companies are being favored.
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14:59PranavHOST
And therefore, we implement policy measures like Press Note 3.