New Delhi, Apr 20 (BNP): India’s power transmission sector is set for a significant expansion, with projected investments of around ₹9 trillion by 2032, according to a recent industry report. The surge in capital expenditure is expected to be driven by rising electricity demand, rapid infrastructure growth, and the country’s ongoing clean energy transition.

The report states that the planned investments will focus on strengthening the national transmission backbone, expanding interstate power corridors, and enhancing the system’s ability to integrate large-scale renewable energy.

 A major priority will be improving transmission capacity from renewable energy hubs to consumption centres, ensuring smoother evacuation of solar and wind power. Upgradation of grid infrastructure and adoption of advanced technologies for better load management are also expected to be key focus areas.

Experts note that India’s evolving energy landscape requires a more flexible and resilient transmission network capable of handling fluctuating renewable output alongside growing industrial and urban demand.

The report further highlights that policy support, regulatory reforms, and increasing private sector participation are likely to sustain long-term investment momentum in the sector.

Overall, the projected capex underscores the critical role of transmission infrastructure in strengthening energy security, supporting economic expansion, and enabling India’s transition toward a cleaner and more efficient power system.