India has embraced its responsibility towards a sustainable and low-carbon
future. Faced with mounting calls from international organisations like the
United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the World
Economic Forum for comprehensive actions to safeguard our ecosystems, India
has intensified its efforts to diminish its carbon footprint.
India's commitment to environmental sustainability and reduced carbon
emissions has become increasingly evident. This transition is not merely
symbolic but rather a comprehensive effort to address one of the world’s most
pressing challenges: climate change.
One of the most notable aspects of India's green shift is the significant emphasis
on renewable energy sources. The country has made substantial investments in
solar, wind and hydropower, harnessing the immense potential of these
technologies. Solar power, in particular, has experienced a remarkable surge,
with ambitious projects aimed at increasing capacity and efficiency.
In addition to renewables, green hydrogen has emerged as a game-changing
element in India’s low-carbon journey. Green hydrogen, produced through
renewable energy sources, is poised to revolutionise the energy landscape.
