The Super El Niño event could weaken hydropower and wind generation, forcing India to rely more on coal-fired power plants to meet increased cooling demands during heatwaves. This reliance may lead to a temporary spike in carbon emissions, complicating India's decarbonisation goals. Additionally, extreme rainfall and flooding could disrupt mining operations for copper and nickel, essential for renewable energy technologies, electric vehicles, and battery storage systems. These disruptions may increase costs and delay clean energy projects, impacting India's energy transition and climate goals.