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He noted that the PLI (production-linked incentive) scheme with an outlay of Rs 24,000 crore has been introduced to boost domestic manufacturing of solar panels and modules.

India's renewable energy capacity addition doubled to 15 GW in Apr-Nov: Pralhad Joshi

He noted that the PLI (production-linked incentive) scheme with an outlay of Rs 24,000 crore has been introduced to boost domestic manufacturing of solar panels and modules.

India's renewable energy capacity addition almost doubled to 15GW during the April-November period of this fiscal compared to a year ago, indicating India's commitment towards the target of 500GW non-fossil capacity by 2030, Union New &amp; Renewable Energy Minister Pralhad Joshi said on Tuesday.
Addressing at CII International Energy Conference &amp; Exhibition 2024 here, Joshi said, "In fact, over the past decade, under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India has charted an extraordinary path in the renewable energy sector. Today, India is one of the world's most promising nations in the clean energy space."
Between April and November of the current financial year, India added almost 15 GW of renewable energy capacity, nearly double the 7.54 GW added during the same period last year, he said.
At present, India's total installed capacity of the non-fossil fuel sector has touched 214 GW, over a 14 per cent increase compared to the same month last year.
The government is transforming the entire energy sector as this transformation is driven by a strong belief that a Viksit Bharat by 2047, is closely linked to sustainable and green growth, he said, adding that the roadmap for this transition is ambitious but achievable.
India is firmly committed to achieving the goal of 500 GW of non-fossil fuel-based generation capacity by 2030, he said.
The minister informed that in just last month alone, 2.3 GW of new capacity was added, which means a 4-fold increase from the 566.06 MW added in November 2023. "So yes, this transformation is not just a dream, it is happening today," he stressed.
In the last three financial years alone, he informed that India has attracted USD 6.1 billion in FDI into the renewable energy sector.
He noted that the PLI (production-linked incentive) scheme with an outlay of Rs 24,000 crore has been introduced to boost domestic manufacturing of solar panels and modules.
"We are also in the process of setting up 50 solar parks with a cumulative capacity of 38 GW by 2025-26," the minister informed.
The government under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana is empowering Indian households by enabling them to generate their electricity through solar rooftops. The scheme targets 1 crore installations by 2026-27, with an outlay of Rs 75,021 crore.
On the Green Hydrogen Mission, he said "Under the SIGHT Programme of National Green Hydrogen Mission, we are extending support on 2 components majorly -- Component I for Electrolyser Manufacturing supported with Rs 4,440 crore and Component II for Green Hydrogen production supported with Rs 13,050 crore," he said.
He informed that two tranches of bidding have been completed under Component I allocating 3000 MWPA Electrolyser Manufacturing capacity. Under Component II, 4.12 Lakh tonnes per annum (LTPA) quantity has been awarded to 10 companies, with a total subsidy of Rs 3,055 crore.
Currently, 4.5 LTPA tender is live for green hydrogen production, and 7.39 LTPA for green ammonia (for fertilizers), he stated.
"So, I invite the industry to participate in full swing. Let me know if you need any further support, we are here for you," he said.
About the industry suggestion about strictly enforcing renewable purchase obligation (RPO) and the addition of power transmission infrastructure especially for renewables, he stated that his ministry has prepared certain proposals to boost the sector for the General Budget (to be tabled on February 1).
He sought industry suggestions and proposals so that those could be sent to the Ministry of Finance for consideration in the forthcoming budget.
The minister on this occasion also unveiled the second edition of the CII-EY Report on Energy Transition Investment Monitor.
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by Editorji News Desk and is published from a syndicated feed.)

India needs $540 billion by 2029 to meet its electricity generation by renewable energy goal: S&P Global

India needs $540 bn investment to meet its renewable target by 2029: S&P Global

India needs $540 billion by 2029 to meet its electricity generation by renewable energy goal: S&amp;P Global

S&amp;P Global rating has said that India will need a $540 billion investment by 2029 to meet its target of electricity generation from renewable sources. The report said that half of the investmet will be in renewables and batteries and the other will be in strengthening the grid. The ratings agency also observed that it saw the private-sector-led energy transition entering a new phase.&nbsp;
"Meeting India's renewables target of 500 GW by 2030 requires more than 40 GW of new capacity additions annually (compared to 10-15 GW actual)", the report said. S&amp;P global in its report titled, 'Asia-Pacific's Different Pathways To Energy Transition' said that India is outpacing coal, but demand growth and intermittency issues are leading to greater coal usage and new coal plants.&nbsp;
India has been targeting to cut emissions to net zero by 2070. In the transition to that, it is targeting 500 gigawatts (GW) of non-fossil electricity capacity, half of the energy from renewables, a reduction of emissions by one billion tonne and an emissions intensity of the GDP by 45 per cent by 2030.&nbsp;
India is the fourth biggest carbon dioxide emitter after China, U.S. and the EU. However, its emissions per capita are much lower than other major world economies.
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Billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries Ltd on Sunday announced two back-to-back acquisitions - a $ 771 million buyout of Norway-based solar panel manufacturer REC Solar Holdings and purchase of 40% stake in Shapoorji Pallonji Group's Sterling &amp; Wilson Solar - as the oil-to-retail conglomerate moved to create a multi-billion-dollar clean energy portfolio.
The acquisition announced on Sunday are part of the $2 billion India's richest man has earmarked for acquisitions to create clean energy capabilities.
"It is in line with our strategy of investing in new and advanced technologies and operating capabilities aimed at achieving Reliance's goal of enabling 100 GW clean and green energy before the end of this decade," Mukesh&nbsp;Ambani&nbsp;said in a statement&nbsp;
Having committed to net-zero carbon by 2035, India's largest company by market value plans to build solar photovoltaic panels, batteries, hydrogen fuel cells, and electrolysers over the next three years.
The plan comes as companies and investors globally switch to sustainable investments and seek suppliers with similar commitments to curb greenhouse emissions.
Reliance plans to install 100-GW solar capacity by 2030 to become one of the largest domestic players with more than 30 per cent market share.
It aims to build four 'giga factories' to produce solar cells and modules, energy storage batteries, fuel cells and green hydrogen.

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Mukesh Ambani has a hectic weekend spending over Rs 8000 crores on two acquisitions as India's most valued company goes green. 

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Mukesh Ambani buys two green firms in a single day,&nbsp;REC Group and Pallonji's Sterling now part of Reliance's renewable kitty.&nbsp;

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries Ltd on Sunday announced two back-to-back acquisitions - a $ 771 million buyout of Norway-based solar panel manufacturer REC Solar Holdings and purchase of 40% stake in Shapoorji Pallonji Group's Sterling &amp; Wilson Solar - as the oil-to-retail conglomerate moved to create a multi-billion-dollar clean energy portfolio.
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The acquisition announced on Sunday are part of the $2 billion India's richest man has earmarked for acquisitions to create clean energy capabilities.
"It is in line with our strategy of investing in new and advanced technologies and operating capabilities aimed at achieving Reliance's goal of enabling 100 GW clean and green energy before the end of this decade," Mukesh&nbsp;Ambani&nbsp;said in a statement&nbsp;
Having committed to net-zero carbon by 2035, India's largest company by market value plans to build solar photovoltaic panels, batteries, hydrogen fuel cells, and electrolysers over the next three years.
The plan comes as companies and investors globally switch to sustainable investments and seek suppliers with similar commitments to curb greenhouse emissions.
Reliance plans to install 100-GW solar capacity by 2030 to become one of the largest domestic players with more than 30 per cent market share.
It aims to build four 'giga factories' to produce solar cells and modules, energy storage batteries, fuel cells and green hydrogen.

Gautam&nbsp;Adani&nbsp;is committing $20 billion over 10 years&nbsp;towards clean energy rivalling fellow billionaire Mukesh&nbsp;Ambani's $10 billion bet over the next 4 years.&nbsp;Speaking at the JP Morgan India Investor Summit&nbsp;Gautam Adani said, "Over 75% of Adani&rsquo;s capital expenditure until 2025 is in green technologies".&nbsp;Adani Group also plans to triple its renewable power generation capacity over the next four years to 63% of its total portfolio from 21% now. By 2030, the group aims to power all data centres with renewable energy and make its ports net carbon zero by 2025.This announcement comes just 3 months after India's richest man Mukesh&nbsp;Ambani&nbsp;announced to shareholders that the Reliance Group will set up a&nbsp;renewables energy ecosystem in Jamnagar, Gujarat with a focus on affordable hydrogen production.&nbsp;Green hydrogen, used as fuel in industry and automobiles, has little or no carbon emissions.

Adani vs Ambani: The race to the green kingdom, billions start to pour in

Adani vs Ambani: The race to the green kingdom, billions pour in as India's richest aim for the clean and green crow,

Adani vs Ambani: The green revolution

Adani Group will invest $20 billion towards clean and green energy.&nbsp;

Gautam&nbsp;Adani&nbsp;is committing $20 billion over 10 years&nbsp;towards clean energy rivalling fellow billionaire Mukesh&nbsp;Ambani's $10 billion bet over the next 4 years.&nbsp; Speaking at the JP Morgan India Investor Summit&nbsp;Gautam Adani said, "Over 75% of Adani&rsquo;s capital expenditure until 2025 is in green technologies".&nbsp;Adani Group also plans to triple its renewable power generation capacity over the next four years to 63% of its total portfolio from 21% now. By 2030, the group aims to power all data centres with renewable energy and make its ports net carbon zero by 2025. This announcement comes just 3 months after India's richest man Mukesh&nbsp;Ambani&nbsp;announced to shareholders that the Reliance Group will set up a&nbsp;renewables energy ecosystem in Jamnagar, Gujarat with a focus on affordable hydrogen production.&nbsp;Green hydrogen, used as fuel in industry and automobiles, has little or no carbon emissions.

Anyone who wants to import vehicles into India should invest in the country, Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal said on Sunday in response Tesla CEO Elon Musk's demand to reduce customs duty on imported electric cars.
Speaking to reporters, he said the industry has to create sustainability revolution in the country and also grow technology and manufacturing ecosystems.
"I welcome that gentleman to India.. You know competition is good, in the end, the industry has to create sustainability revolution in the country," Aggarwal said when asked about Tesla's demand to reduce import duty on its electric vehicles (EVs) for it to set up operations here on India.
He further said it is not only about sustainability; it is about growing the Indian technology ecosystem, growing the manufacturing ecosystem.
"And, companies, whether Indian or international, should invest in India and that is my comment to anybody who wants to import into India. They should invest in India and India is the best place to invest," he added
Last month, Musk had said that American EV maker Tesla may set up manufacturing unit in India if it first succeeds with imported vehicles in the country.&nbsp;
Musk had said Tesla wanted to launch its vehicles in India "but import duties are the highest in the world by far of any large country!"
Currently, India imposes 100 per cent import duty on fully imported cars with CIF (cost, insurance and freight) value more than USD 40,000 and 60 per cent on those costing less than the amount.

Ola CEO to Elon Musk: Want to import , first invest in India

Ola CEO to Elon Musk: Want to import , first invest in India. The EV makers faceoff&nbsp;as launches get bigger but market remains thin.&nbsp;

Ola CEO to Elon Musk: Want to import, first invest in India

ndia imposes 100 per cent import duty on fully imported cars with CIF (cost, insurance and freight) value more than $40,000

Anyone who wants to import vehicles into India should invest in the country, Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal said on Sunday in response Tesla CEO Elon Musk's demand to reduce customs duty on imported electric cars.
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Speaking to reporters, he said the industry has to create sustainability revolution in the country and also grow technology and manufacturing ecosystems.
"I welcome that gentleman to India.. You know competition is good, in the end, the industry has to create sustainability revolution in the country," Aggarwal said when asked about Tesla's demand to reduce import duty on its electric vehicles (EVs) for it to set up operations here on India.
He further said it is not only about sustainability; it is about growing the Indian technology ecosystem, growing the manufacturing ecosystem.
"And, companies, whether Indian or international, should invest in India and that is my comment to anybody who wants to import into India. They should invest in India and India is the best place to invest," he added
Last month, Musk had said that American EV maker Tesla may set up manufacturing unit in India if it first succeeds with imported vehicles in the country.&nbsp;
Musk had said Tesla wanted to launch its vehicles in India "but import duties are the highest in the world by far of any large country!"
Currently, India imposes 100 per cent import duty on fully imported cars with CIF (cost, insurance and freight) value more than USD 40,000 and 60 per cent on those costing less than the amount.

In a big move to make India energy independent PM Modi&nbsp;announced the launch of&nbsp;National Green Hydrogen mission. PM Modi&nbsp;said India has to become a hub for production and export of Green Hydrogen in a bid to ensure India becomes aatmanirbhar in energy production too.
Addressing the nation from Red Fort as India celebrates it's 75th Independence day, PM Modi&nbsp;reminded that green energy is the focus and that Green Hydrogen is the future of the world.&nbsp;
Infact&nbsp;reports indicate that the govt will instruct oil refineries and fertiliser plants to use green hydrogen as the first stage of plans to secure a world-leading market scale for the key energy transition fuel.
India is pursuing some of the world&rsquo;s most ambitious renewable energy targets of 175GW by the end of next year and 450GW by the end of the decade.

India@75: PM Modi launches National Green Hydrogen mission

India@75: India is pursuing some of the world&rsquo;s most ambitious renewable energy targets and the PM Modi&nbsp;in a big move forward launched the&nbsp;National Green Hydrogen Mission

India @ 75| The launch National Green Hydrogen mission

In a big move to make India energy independent PM Modi&nbsp;announced the launch of&nbsp;National Green Hydrogen mission. PM Modi&nbsp;said India has to become a hub for production and export of Green Hydrogen in a bid to ensure India becomes aatmanirbhar in energy production too.

India is pursuing some of the world&rsquo;s most ambitious renewable energy targets of 175GW by the end of next year and 450GW by the end of the decade.

In a big move to make India energy independent PM Modi&nbsp;announced the launch of&nbsp;National Green Hydrogen mission. PM Modi&nbsp;said India has to become a hub for production and export of Green Hydrogen in a bid to ensure India becomes aatmanirbhar in energy production too.
Addressing the nation from Red Fort as India celebrates it's 75th Independence day, PM Modi&nbsp;reminded that green energy is the focus and that Green Hydrogen is the future of the world.&nbsp;
In fact&nbsp;reports indicate that the govt will instruct oil refineries and fertiliser plants to use green hydrogen as the first stage of plans to secure a world-leading market scale for the key energy transition fuel.
India is pursuing some of the world&rsquo;s most ambitious renewable energy targets of 175GW by the end of next year and 450GW by the end of the decade.

Facebook&nbsp;&nbsp;has signed a deal to buy renewable energy in India from a local firm&rsquo;s wind power project.&nbsp;The 32 megawatt wind power project, located in southern Karnataka state, is part of a larger portfolio of wind and solar projects that Facebook and Mumbai-based CleanMax are working on together to supply renewable power into India&rsquo;s electrical grid.The electricity generated from these plants will power the tech giant&rsquo;s first Asian data center.

Facebook signs renewable energy deal in India

Facebook&nbsp;&nbsp;has signed a deal to buy renewable energy in India from a local firm&rsquo;s wind power project.&nbsp; The 32 megawatt wind power project, located in southern Karnataka state, is part of a larger portfolio of wind and solar projects that Facebook and Mumbai-based CleanMax are working on together to supply renewable power into India&rsquo;s electrical grid. The electricity generated from these plants will power the tech giant&rsquo;s first Asian data center.

Facebook&nbsp;&nbsp;has signed a deal to buy renewable energy in India from a local firm&rsquo;s wind power project.&nbsp; The 32 megawatt wind power project, located in southern Karnataka state, is part of a larger portfolio of wind and solar projects that Facebook and Mumbai-based CleanMax are working on together to supply renewable power into India&rsquo;s electrical grid. The electricity generated from these plants will power the tech giant&rsquo;s first Asian data center.

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