By 2032, India plans to have two-third of its power capacity in the renewable sector. To get there , we need to overcome some limitations that clean energy poses, such as intermittency and integration with the grid. Only with investments in technology and efficient execution can clean energy meet half of India’s targeted power needs. Manish Gupta delves into the issues.
What is renewable energy?
RE is energy derived from naturally replenishable or practically inexhaustible sources. These energy sources have a much lower adverse impact on climate change compared to fossil fuels like coal, oil and even natural gas. The RE segment includes solar, wind, hydro, biomass, geothermal and ocean energy.
