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Ahead of the Union Budget 2026-27, stakeholders in India's solar and energy storage sectors are urging the government to implement tax reforms, expand production-linked incentive schemes, and enhance viability gap funding for renewable projects. They advocate for reduced GST on lithium-ion batteries, improved access to long-term green finance, and initiatives for a circular economy to support the country's clean energy goals. The upcoming budget is viewed as critical for advancing large-scale renewable deployment and ensuring reliable power delivery.