India's Evolving Journey Towards Sustainable Energy Solutions at G-STIC Delhi Conference
Key Ideas
  • India's energy consumption is projected to rise significantly, with the country expected to be a major contributor to global energy demand by 2030.
  • The government is committed to energy sustainability through initiatives like hydrogen fuel cell technology in public transport and increasing ethanol blending targets.
  • The Minister highlighted the success of the Ujjwala scheme in expanding access to clean cooking fuels and lifting millions out of poverty.
  • Green hydrogen is emphasized as a potential game-changer for India's energy landscape, with a focus on reducing production costs through innovation.
Shri Hardeep Singh Puri, Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, addressed the 7th G-STIC Delhi Conference, discussing India's evolving journey towards sustainable energy solutions. He emphasized the complexities of energy transitions within democratic frameworks and the need to balance affordability, availability, and sustainability in energy policy. The conference, focusing on harmonizing technology, policy, and business for a sustainable future, highlighted India's growing energy consumption and role in global energy demand. Puri showcased initiatives like hydrogen fuel cell technology in public transport and increasing ethanol blending targets to drive energy sustainability. He noted the success of the Ujjwala scheme in providing clean cooking fuels to millions, contributing to poverty alleviation. The Minister also stressed the potential of green hydrogen as a game-changer for India's energy landscape, calling for cost reduction through innovation.
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