India’s Central Electricity Authority (CEA) has released a report which showing massive delays in the country’s solar and wind utility-scale pipelines. A combined 39.4 GW of projects have encountered delays, and aside from the inevitable Coronavirus, many other causes are given – ranging from insufficient transmission infrastructure, to land acquisition, to PPAs. Rooftop solar is in an even more moribund state. However, one aspect of the delays is simply the slump in power demand, which can be expected to be a temporary issue from this year’s pandemic. A JMK report expects renewable development to come back to normal levels next year, with solar adding 7.7 GW during 2021. Figures from the CEA show installed solar capacity going from 33.7 GW…