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🌬️ 𝖯𝗈𝗐𝖾𝗋𝗂𝗇𝗀 𝖨𝗇𝖽𝗂𝖺’𝗌 𝖥𝗎𝗍𝗎𝗋𝖾 𝗐𝗂𝗍𝗁 𝖶𝗂𝗇𝖽 𝖤𝗇𝖾𝗋𝗀𝗒! 🌬️ As one of the fastest-growing economies, India has a unique opportunity to become a global leader in sustainable energy. 🔋 𝕎𝕙𝕪 𝕎𝕚𝕟𝕕 𝔼𝕟𝕖𝕣𝕘𝕪 𝕗𝕠𝕣 𝕀𝕟𝕕𝕚𝕒? India has vast wind resources, especially along its coastline and in states like Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, and Maharashtra. By investing in this technology, we can drive: Energy Independence: Reducing reliance on fossil fuels and increasing self-sufficiency. Job Creation: Building wind farms and manufacturing wind turbines create new opportunities across sectors. Environmental Impact: Wind energy significantly reduces carbon emissions, supporting India’s commitment to fighting climate change. 💼 What’s Needed? To fully realize this potential, India must boost R&D in wind technology, support domestic manufacturing, and strengthen policies that attract investment in renewable energy. With government, industry, and community support, we can make India a leader in wind energy and contribute to a cleaner, greener future for all. 📈 Let’s Lead the Change! Watch the video to see what’s possible. How can we better support wind energy in India? Share your thoughts below! #WindEnergyIndia #SustainableEnergy #RenewableFuture #MakeInIndia #GreenIndia #CleanEnergy #LinkedInCommunity

"Not just India, the whole world is of the belief that India is the best bet of the 21st century,” said Prime Minister Narendra Modi today at the 4th Global Renewable Energy Investor’s Meet and Expo (#REINVEST) in Gandhinagar, Gujarat. Organized by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) in partnership with the Confederation of Indian Industry, #REINVEST is a testament to India’s leadership in the global clean energy transition. PM Modi’s powerful statement reflects India's commitment to leading the global shift toward clean energy. During the event, India secured Rs 32.45 lakh crore ($386 billion) in financial commitments from banks and institutions to drive its renewable energy goals. These investments will help the country more than double its clean electricity capacity by 2030, aiming for 500 GW of non-fossil power. To hit that target, the country needs to add 44 GW annually — a major leap from its recent pace. Key players like Reliance Industries Limited pledged 100 GW, with Adani Green Energy Ltd. committing 38.8 GW. This momentum is critical, as India faces growing electricity demand but also needs to address challenges like transmission bottlenecks and distribution hurdles. With this renewed financial backing and strategic vision, it’s clear that India is solidifying its role as a leader in the global energy transition. #RenewableEnergy #Sustainability #India #GreenEnergy #ClimateAction #PMModi #REInvest2024

#India does not need a new power plant for next 10 years India’s power installation has crossed 420 GW and annual #electricity consumption of 1400 billion units. India’s growth rate of electricity consumption is about 6%. I have travelled all across the country in last 3.5 years as part of my #EnergySwaraj yatra and visited over 500 institutions, private as well as government. I have observed a very high level of wastage of electricity and inefficiency in usage of electricity. At my home we could bring down our electricity consumption by almost 50% with saving and efficiency measures. At All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) headquarter in Delhi, with simple efforts, 20% saving of electricity has been demonstrated. Now we are working with hundreds of organizations to save electricity. Also willing to help corporates under our #Climate Ambassador Program (CAP) for free. DM me if you need help. In my understanding there is a potential to save at least 20 to 30% electricity and improve efficiency by at least 20 to 30%. If we in India start saving (avoiding wastage) electricity just by 3% and keep improving efficiency by 3%, we would be able to meet our growing demand without needing to invest money in generating more electricity. Generating more electricity means emitting more CO2 and #greenhouse gases, even if it through renewable energy technologies. In addition, several efforts are required in recycling stuff. Prevention is 1000 times better than cure. Lets save electricity, save carbon emission, save environment and save money. Would like to be part of it? Our #EnergyLiteracy Training is a powerful tool to achieve this. Search on Energy Literacy Training or Energy Swaraj Portal. Energy Swaraj Foundation #conservation TATA Power Adani Power Energy Efficiency Services Limited Narendra Modi Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE)

small efforts by masses can make big impact

Rajasthan Curtailed Power to Industry As per The Economic Times , Industries in State are asked to consume 50% of electricity from 8 pm to 3 am , which is peak time in Northern States of India Rajasthan State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation Ltd. (RIICO) RVPN (Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Prasaran Nigam Limited) If State Discoms have failed to arrange adequate supply, just because rates are Rs 10 per kWh on exchange, should be dealt strongly by Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) #MOP and State Regulator be asked to intervene. If Discoms can not services, they must allow Open Access to all HT industry. If high rates are an issues, fix consumer supply in Open Access for HT at Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) plus a Fixed rate comprises of all kind of expenses. How #GDP of India can be jeopardize. Power Businessview Power Sector News Power Line Magazine Ajitabh Sharma, IAS

India's journey towards a leadership role in the green hydrogen revolution reflects a significant shift in its energy landscape. Green hydrogen, produced using renewable energy sources, offers a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. With its vast solar and wind resources, India is well-positioned to capitalize on this emerging sector, particularly in regions like Rajasthan and Gujarat. The potential of green hydrogen extends across various industries, from transportation to heavy manufacturing. Hydrogen-powered vehicles, such as buses and trains, are becoming more common, and the steel and cement industries see green hydrogen as a cleaner energy source. Additionally, the integration of hydrogen in electricity production and heating systems further underscores its versatility and environmental benefits. The Indian government’s proactive stance, highlighted by the National Green Hydrogen Mission, emphasizes reducing carbon emissions and reliance on fossil fuels. Investments and clear standards for green hydrogen production signal strong governmental support. Despite challenges such as high production costs and storage issues, active participation from major industrial players indicates a robust momentum towards overcoming these hurdles. Strategic policy initiatives, including substantial investment in research and development, infrastructure development, and a comprehensive regulatory framework, are essential for fostering growth in the green hydrogen sector. If India can navigate these challenges effectively, it has the potential to become a global leader in green hydrogen, significantly contributing to global efforts to combat climate change and promote sustainable development. #Mobility #TransportationManagement #UrbanMobility #EmployeeTransportation #SmartMobility #FutureOfMobility #SustainableTransportation #CommuteManagement #SharedMobility #MicroMobility #MicroMobility #LastMileTransportation #MobilityAsAService #TransportationPlanning #MobilityManagement #EFMFM #VivekJoshi

It’s vey true that Energy Efficiency & Conservation surely can contribute to eliminating setting up of new Power Generating Plants, spewing large scale pollution and endangering our quality of lives and that of future generations. Simultaneously, a counter intuitive fact is large scale industrialisation and urbanisation with residential & commercial (large amounts of air-conditioners would be required & used to mitigate the ever rising temperatures & scorching heat - AC loads are supposed to grow 9 times in coming decades) would require large amounts of peak load power, which maybe met through Clean Renewable Energy sources like Solar, Wind, Hydro, Green Hydrogen for Steel/Cement/Fertilisers etc, Energy Storage Systems, but would require substantial investments. To correct intermittentcy & dispatchible power (peak load power cannot be directly met by intermittent RE and needs more coal to be pumped, whose SOx, NOx harmful emissions can be mitigated through FGDs - including night time power, when no solar power is available) for ensuring 24x7 RE power, needs huge investments, which finally has to be borne by the End User or Consumers of infrastructure, buildings etc. Large Scale RE evacuation would need huge Capex to distribute power all over the country. Embedded Generation through Solar Rooftops backed up by costly Battery Energy Storage Systems & maybe Microgrids, could possibly one of the solutions. The proper ROI still needs large economies of scale & Capex, ultimately flowing down to the Consumer is a challenging matter, which needs to be addressed adequately. #RE #Sustainbility #planet #people #energyefficiency #energyconservation

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The UK closed its last coal-fired power plant recently. In one of the news reports UK Energy Minister Michael Shanks said, “The era of coal might be ending, but a new age of good energy jobs for our country is just beginning” Being in sustainable energy for almost two decades now, I’m proud to be a part of the mission towards clean energy in my country - India. Not disputing that coal is one of the main fuel sources to us even today. But let’s not forget, being a developing country, India has been promoting clean energy, not only on solar, hydropower etc., but also on new sources like green hydrogen. And India did create history ☀️ Modhera, Gujarat is India’s first fully solar powered village ☀️ Cochin International Airport, Kerala is fully solar powered! ☀️ Guwahati Railway Station in Assam also runs fully by solar energy. Yes, it will take time for our country to drastically move from thermal power to completely green energy. But the transition has definitely started and the complete switch is not an impossible dream. #Solarenergy #SustainableEnergy #India #Hydropower #IncredibleIndia #Cleanenergy #Innovation #Climateaction