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  • India’s geothermal energy potential includes: 450 GW for electricity generation, 11,000 GW for industrial heat applications & 1,500+ GW for cooling demand
  • Experts say geothermal energy can reduce pressure on India’s power system and diversify energy sources.
  • Using geothermal cooling could reduce electricity consumption by 30-40%.
  • Geothermal energy could also support India’s growing data centre industry through cooling applications.
  • Development has remained limited so far because of: High exploration risks, Uncertain drilling outcomes & Lack of strong policy support
  • New drilling technologies and India’s National Policy on Geothermal Energy could accelerate deployment.
  • The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has approved five geothermal R&D projects.
  • Key pilot projects include: IIT Madras developing a 500 kW geothermal power plant in Ankleshwar, Pandit Deendayal Energy
  • University working on a geothermal-solar hybrid project, Resource assessment projects in Arunachal Pradesh’s Tawang region & IIT Delhi and Osmania University researching geothermal cooling applications
  • Oil India has indicated the possibility of setting up a 20–25 MW geothermal plant in Tawang.
  • Reliance Industries is also exploring a 50 MW geothermal project in Madhya Pradesh