Transition to more inclusive, sustainable global energy system imperative: R K Singh 
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Transition to more inclusive, sustainable global energy system imperative: RK Singh

A transition to a more inclusive, sustainable, affordable and secure global energy system is imperative, said R K Singh at the WEF annual meeting

PSU Watch Bureau

Davos: Union Minister RK Singh on Tuesday said a transition to a more inclusive, sustainable, affordable and secure global energy system is imperative. Speaking at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2023, the MNRE minister stressed on the need for a faster global energy transition.

Singh highlighted India's journey in energy transition

Singh also highlighted India's journey in energy transition so far along with future plans for decarbonisation, green storage, Hydrogen Mission, energy security, supply chain and investment prospects.

Birol expressed interest in Mission LiFE, discussed IEA's role in G20

During the meet, Singh also met Fatih Birol, who is the Executive Director of International Energy Agency (IEA). Birol appreciated the strides made by India in energy transition and expressed interest in extending Mission LiFE, an initiative by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to democratise the fight against climate change, to the whole world. Birol also discussed the IEA's role in G20 during India's presidency.

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