PM Modi announced that India aims to add 500 GW of renewable energy capacity in the next decade, having already achieved nearly 300 GW of non-fossil installed power capacity.
Why it matters: India's renewable energy goals are crucial for competitive exams as they reflect the country's commitment to sustainable development and energy security.
India's Renewable Energy Ambitions
India has set an ambitious target to add 500 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy capacity over the next decade. This announcement underscores the country's commitment to expanding its renewable energy infrastructure.
Current Achievements in Non-Fossil Energy
India has already made significant progress in its renewable energy sector, having achieved nearly 300 GW of non-fossil installed power capacity. This milestone highlights the country's ongoing efforts to transition towards more sustainable energy sources.
Key facts
- India aims to add 500 GW of renewable energy capacity in the next decade.
- India has achieved nearly 300 GW of non-fossil installed power capacity.
- The announcement was made by PM Modi.
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Source: The New Indian Express