India’s electricity regulator delays stricter grid stability rules for wind and solar

On 2026-04-06, India’s Central Electricity Regulatory Commission delayed by one year the rollout of stricter deviation norms for wind and solar generators. The rules, intended to reduce grid imbalances from forecasting errors, will now begin in April 2027 instead of April 2026. The change affects the national power system but is a regulatory timing decision rather than an operational outage or disruption.