India’s New and Renewable Energy Minister Pralhad Joshi has announced that banks and financial institutions have announced funding commitments, which aggregate to $386 billion, to back India’s green energy transition. While the energy types discussed include wind and electrolysis, the biggest numbers being thrown around are for solar power – with a total 570 GW in clean energy generation capacity additions pledged by developers by 2030. What’s of broader interest is the announcements of manufacturing capacity – which so far come to 340 GW modules, 240 GW solar cells, 22 GW wind turbines, and 10 GW in electrolyzers. Moving forward, solar panels installed in India will all be made in India – with some to spare. That starts with the…