New Delhi: India can become a global hub of green hydrogen as adequate availability of renewable energy energy gives an inherent advantage to the country, the Prime Minister said. Narendra Modi Said on Friday.
The Prime Minister also said that the country has a clear vision that sustainable development is possible only with sustainable energy resources.
Addressing the webinar after the budget, Modi “Adequate availability of renewable energy power gives India an inherent advantage, it can be a global hub of green hydrogen,” it said.
Noting that the hydrogen ecosystem is linked to fertilisers, refineries and the transport sector, he called for innovation by the private sector in this area.
“The hydrogen ecosystem is linked to the fertilisers, refineries and the transport sector. This is one area in which the private sector must innovate to make full use of India’s potential. I promise the private sector that the government will support your efforts in your endeavors. is with.
Stating that sustainable development is possible only with sustainable energy, he said that energy and sustainable development are inspired by the country’s traditional practices and are a path forward for our future needs and aspirations.
Modi said he encouraged sustainable lifestyle at COP 26 summit Glasgow Last year with a promise to become a net zero country by 2070.
“In Glasgow, we promised to be a net zero country by 2070. I also encouraged a sustainable lifestyle – Life Mission – Lifestyle for the Environment. By 2030, our goal is to make 50 percent of our installed energy capacity non-fossil sources are to be obtained.
“India has set certain goals for itself and we see them as opportunities. India has walked that path in the last few years with the same vision,” he said.
The Prime Minister said a lot needed to be done to make more energy efficient products, including home appliances.
“Energy saving and production are equally important for sustainability. We need to do a lot more to manufacture more energy-efficient ACs, heaters, geysers and similar appliances here in India.
“The cost of LED bulbs ranged from Rs 300 to Rs 400. Our government increased its production, which reduced the cost. We have distributed around 37 crore LED bulbs under this LightA lot of electricity savings, money for the poor and carbon emissions,” Modi said.
He said that along with renewable energy, energy storage is a big challenge.
“We have also given great priority to storage capacity. In this year’s budget, we have made provisions for battery swapping policy and interoperability standards.
Feather ethanol Compounding, Modi said that this has been given priority in mission mode, adding that there is a need to further modernize sugar mills and distilleries.
He said that there is a need for technology up-gradation for production of by-products like biogas in sugar mills and distilleries.
“We have planned four pilot projects for coal gasification, and innovation is needed in this area as well. Ethanol blending has also been promoted. We need to modernize our sugar mills and distilleries.
The Prime Minister said that India’s energy demand is continuously increasing and the country needs to move towards renewable energy.
“We also need to push for clean cooking. Solar gas could be a huge market for our startups.”
Ministries of External Affairs, Coal, Power, Petroleum and Natural Gas, Environment and New and Renewable Energy also participated in the webinar.
The Prime Minister also said that the country has a clear vision that sustainable development is possible only with sustainable energy resources.
Addressing the webinar after the budget, Modi “Adequate availability of renewable energy power gives India an inherent advantage, it can be a global hub of green hydrogen,” it said.
Noting that the hydrogen ecosystem is linked to fertilisers, refineries and the transport sector, he called for innovation by the private sector in this area.
“The hydrogen ecosystem is linked to the fertilisers, refineries and the transport sector. This is one area in which the private sector must innovate to make full use of India’s potential. I promise the private sector that the government will support your efforts in your endeavors. is with.
Stating that sustainable development is possible only with sustainable energy, he said that energy and sustainable development are inspired by the country’s traditional practices and are a path forward for our future needs and aspirations.
Modi said he encouraged sustainable lifestyle at COP 26 summit Glasgow Last year with a promise to become a net zero country by 2070.
“In Glasgow, we promised to be a net zero country by 2070. I also encouraged a sustainable lifestyle – Life Mission – Lifestyle for the Environment. By 2030, our goal is to make 50 percent of our installed energy capacity non-fossil sources are to be obtained.
“India has set certain goals for itself and we see them as opportunities. India has walked that path in the last few years with the same vision,” he said.
The Prime Minister said a lot needed to be done to make more energy efficient products, including home appliances.
“Energy saving and production are equally important for sustainability. We need to do a lot more to manufacture more energy-efficient ACs, heaters, geysers and similar appliances here in India.
“The cost of LED bulbs ranged from Rs 300 to Rs 400. Our government increased its production, which reduced the cost. We have distributed around 37 crore LED bulbs under this LightA lot of electricity savings, money for the poor and carbon emissions,” Modi said.
He said that along with renewable energy, energy storage is a big challenge.
“We have also given great priority to storage capacity. In this year’s budget, we have made provisions for battery swapping policy and interoperability standards.
Feather ethanol Compounding, Modi said that this has been given priority in mission mode, adding that there is a need to further modernize sugar mills and distilleries.
He said that there is a need for technology up-gradation for production of by-products like biogas in sugar mills and distilleries.
“We have planned four pilot projects for coal gasification, and innovation is needed in this area as well. Ethanol blending has also been promoted. We need to modernize our sugar mills and distilleries.
The Prime Minister said that India’s energy demand is continuously increasing and the country needs to move towards renewable energy.
“We also need to push for clean cooking. Solar gas could be a huge market for our startups.”
Ministries of External Affairs, Coal, Power, Petroleum and Natural Gas, Environment and New and Renewable Energy also participated in the webinar.