Energy

In this episode of 'India for the World Podcast by Mint and BCG,' we explore India's ambitious energy transition goals. Join host Nehal Chaliawala, as he discusses renewable energy, green hydrogen, and storage solutions with Mahesh Kolli, Founder and Group President - Greenko Group, and Vishal Mehta, Leader for Energy Practice - Boston Consulting Group in India. Discover India's vision of becoming a global powerhouse in green energy, the challenges of achieving 500 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030, and the role of green hydrogen in transforming India's energy market.

Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), led by Mukesh Ambani, is doubling its green energy investment target to ₹1.5 trillion, showing its commitment to sustainability. RIL is progressing on the Dhirubhai Ambani Green Energy Giga Complex in Jamnagar, with investments in solar, wind, and battery manufacturing. It's competing with Tata and Adani groups in India's new energy sector. RIL plans to establish 100 GW of solar energy by 2030, build giga factories, and has partnerships with various companies. This push aligns with global trends as companies like ExxonMobil and BP aim for net-zero emissions.

India is set to launch the Global Biofuel Alliance (GBA) in Goa, aiming to impact the global energy landscape. While G20 countries and others are attending the event, Saudi Arabia, Russia, and China are expected to skip it. The alliance focuses on biofuel adoption, standards, and industry participation. India's move signals its stance on net-zero and OPEC+ issues. Learn how this initiative could shape global energy policies and India's ambitious biofuel roadmap. Stay tuned for more insights into the GBA's impact on the world's energy transition.

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The Union cabinet on Wednesday approved the national green hydrogen mission, allocating ₹19,744 crores to produce 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030. Of the total allocation, the government would provide incentives worth ₹17,490 crore for producing electrolyzers and green hydrogen for five years, ₹1,466 crore for pilot projects, ₹400 crore for research and development, and ₹388 crores for other mission components, government statement said, adding that the ministry of new and renewable energy (MNRE) will formulate the guidelines for implementation of the respective components of the scheme. #greenhydrogen #greenhydrogenmission #government #investment #finance #mint Subscribe Now For Latest Updates- https://tinyurl.com/lbw8nze

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