Tata Power, LSE And IGC Launch Energy Insights And Innovation Lab To Drive Clean Energy Transition

Updated: December 27, 2025 15:15

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Tata Power, in collaboration with the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and the International Growth Centre (IGC), has launched the Energy Insights and Innovation Lab (EIIL) in Mumbai. The initiative aims to accelerate India’s clean energy transition through data-driven research, AI, and consumer-focused solutions.

Tata Power, one of India’s largest integrated power companies, has inaugurated the Energy Insights and Innovation Lab (EIIL) at its Mumbai headquarters. Partnering with LSE and IGC, the lab is designed to harness cutting-edge research, behavioral science, and artificial intelligence to address pressing challenges in India’s power sector. The initiative reflects India’s commitment to achieving net-zero goals while ensuring reliable, affordable, and sustainable electricity services.

Key highlights from the announcement include

The EIIL will focus on demand-side management, tariff design, and consumer behavior to ease grid stress.
Research will explore distributed renewable energy, consumer flexibility, and energy equity to strengthen India’s clean energy ecosystem.
The lab aims to integrate renewable energy more deeply into the grid while maintaining affordability and reliability.
AI and data analytics will be leveraged to develop scalable solutions for peak demand management and energy efficiency.
The collaboration brings together Tata Power’s industry expertise with LSE and IGC’s global research capabilities.
The initiative aligns with India’s net-zero targets, supporting both national and international climate commitments.
The lab will serve as a hub for experimentation, policy innovation, and consumer-centric energy solutions.
Industry experts view the EIIL as a landmark step in bridging academic research with practical energy sector applications.

The Energy Insights and Innovation Lab represents a forward-looking approach to India’s energy challenges. By combining global academic expertise with industry leadership, the initiative is expected to deliver transformative solutions that enhance sustainability, consumer trust, and long-term resilience in the power sector.

Sources: Business Standard, Devdiscourse, Economic Times Energy World, Tata Power Official Release, International Growth Centre

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