Ember：2026年印度可再生能源下一阶段增长瓶颈洞察报告（英文版）（32页）

India's power system is adding solar at a pace the grid was not designed to absorb. At midday peak, solar and wind can supply far more than the annual average suggests – and it is that peak, not the average, that is breaking the system. Coal, which still provides almost all the grid's flexibility including ancillary reserves, is being cycled from near-full output at night to its lowest point at midday every single day. It is increasingly pushed to and below its minimum technical load