Rajasthan has unveiled the 'Rajasthan Integrated Clean Energy Policy 2024' to propel the state towards a cleaner and more efficient energy future. With a focus on solar, wind, hybrid energy, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), Pumped Storage Plants (PSPs), and green hydrogen, the policy aims to promote renewable energy and establish a sustainable green energy ecosystem. The Chief Minister and the Energy Minister of Rajasthan have expressed strong support for the policy, highlighting its potential to transform the state's energy landscape by leveraging natural resources and meeting climate goals. The policy introduces measures to accelerate the transition to renewable energy, emphasizing solar and wind energy development through large-scale parks and rooftop installations. Incentives are provided to encourage private sector participation and streamline project approvals. The policy also stresses the importance of renewable energy parks that integrate multiple technologies and offer incentives for developers. Additionally, the policy supports the development of PSPs and BESS to stabilize the grid and ensure reliable power supply. It promotes energy storage systems, off-grid solar applications, EV charging stations, and UMREPPs to further boost the renewable energy sector. A key highlight is the focus on green hydrogen production as part of the state's long-term energy strategy, showcasing Rajasthan's commitment to building a sustainable green economy.