Energy economics · Regulation · India
Dr. Vasundhara Sen is an energy economist and regulatory practitioner tracking how policy becomes infrastructure across India’s energy transition.
Pune, India · Independent analysis
A body of work
Independent intelligence on the policies, institutions and infrastructure shaping India’s energy transition.
Current editions
July 2026
The intelligence work
Each tracker is continuously maintained, dated and sourced to the public record. Analysis is separated from fact; unresolved claims stay out.
01 / Policy tracker
A source-linked map of India’s energy and industrial policy landscape—from bioenergy and green fuels to carbon markets, nuclear policy and grid access.
Open the policy tracker02 / Infrastructure brief
India’s AI-datacenter buildout read as a power-system question: filed grid connectivity, disclosed IT load, clean-power supply and the policy governing them.
Open the intelligence briefYears across India’s energy sector
Her work joins three ways of seeing the transition: the economist’s insistence on evidence, the teacher’s instinct for clarity, and the practitioner’s understanding of how regulation meets deployment.
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