Reports
How RISET conducts its Research
RISET's methodology of conducting research on its reports will be comprehensive. It will initiate identification of problem statements through exhaustive consultations with key stakeholders in the security, economy and technology domains.
It will incorporate human intelligence through primary inputs from leading subject matter experts through interviews, surveys and questionnaires even as the latest AI tools will be utilised to gather open source intelligence on the topic/theme of research. A draft concept note will be written by the in-house research team.
Open and/or closed door interactions with a wider group of subject matter experts will be conducted to gain deeper and wider insights on the topic/theme. Subsequently, the final report, concise, will be formalised consisting of data driven analysis by using the latest statistical models and software tools.
The report will be disseminated to the concerned stakeholders with (i) precise actionable recommendations including a cost-benefit analysis (ii) defined time lines necessary for implementation and (iii) the relevant stakeholders involved in the decision making process.
RISET will also provide its expertise in the implementation of the recommendations in the report including through conduct of events, training and workshops for skilling, re-skilling, up-skilling and connecting clients, collaborations and stakeholders to end users in India and other rising geographies.
July 15, 2025
Solar Energy in India: Opportunities and Propositions
With 300 clear and sunny days annually, 87 percent of India’s total solar energy potential (648GW) is untapped currently. Of this 87 percent, 76 percent (494GW) is in 10 states which have diverse landforms and weather including desert and extreme summers (Rajasthan); mountains and extreme winters (Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh); and long coastlines and extreme humidity (Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha and Maharashtra). This report identifies potential domestic and international collaboration opportunities on solar technologies that will facilitate Indian solar companies to overcome such challenges and fully utilise the untapped potential in these 10 states.
August 1, 2025
A Profiling of India's High Value Imports - Commodities, Sectors and Major Exporting Countries
This database has been meticulously compiled from open government sources and other private databases. It has identified over 3600 commodities imported annually for over USD 1 Million value between 2021 and 2025 across nearly 100 sectors from across different countries.