Simrandeep KaurAIR 15 · CSE 2025 · 212 wordsTheir whole copy
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India has emerged as climate leader of the world with its ambitious Renewable energy transition in domestic sphere.
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Factors aiding Impressive strides in Renewable energy sector.
Panchamrit Goals. → Vision of meeting net zero emission target by 2070. → 50% target to produce energy from Renewable energy. → Already achieved earlier INDC targets (40% solar + wind sector).
Viability Gap Funding through policies. → National Green Hydrogen (H2) mission to produce 5MMT by 2030. → PLI scheme for Advanced battery cells (Energy storage).
Geographical leverages.
- Solar energy generation from tropical climate → Wind Farms in Jaisalmer, Brahwell → Tidal Energy (Kandla). → Monazite sands (2% Nuclear energy)
- Financial strides
- Green credit programme
- RBI in NGFS
- Sovereign Green funds.
- Renewable Purchasing Obligations to DISCOMS.
- Community Participation e.g.- Modhera with Rooftop solar village
- Odantapuri Panchayat generating Wind energy.
- Sector specific development
- PM Kusum for Agriculture
- PM Suryodaya for Households
- Carbon trading for Business (e.g. Plastic Pact of CII with govt)
- International Collaborations → ISA for one World, One Sun, One Grid → Paris agreement
Close · a vision
India is frontrunner in the global renewable energy transition with its determination to gain twin solutions:- Viksit Bharat + sustainable development by 2047.