India@100 in 2047 will not be a super-power in the sense of the competitive colonial powers of the 19th century, it will be what it once was, a Vishwaguru
Synopsis: Investing in thermal energy to help India through the power crisis risks diverting limited financial resources away from cheaper clean energy
Synopsis: With the deployment of green hydrogen, India is ensuring the building blocks are in place for a hydrogen economy that will not only meet domestic needs but also provide export opportunities
The government wants to put in place a large domestic solar module manufacturing capacity and intends to be self-reliant to meet long-term decarbonisation goals