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At the same time, more DERs means the state utilities that manage India's grid must grapple with the potential impacts, such as voltage violations and demand shifts, that DERs may have on the country's medium- and low-voltage distribution networks. Failure to manage these changes and risks could delay roll out of DERs and other renewable energy technologies, as well as slow down India's overall energy transition.

With support from partners such as the Children's Investment Fund Foundation and U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), our team at NREL is collaborating directly with state utilities across India to provide technical assistance and tools to manage DER growth.