Pradip Kumar Das, the Chairman & Managing Director of Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA), emphasized the necessity for India to invest approximately Rs 32 lakh crore in the renewable energy sector by 2030 to meet the country's net-zero goals. Speaking at the 23rd India Power Forum, Das called for lenders to provide customer-centric financial solutions tailored to the renewable energy sector. He highlighted the crucial role of renewable energy in India's transition towards a net-zero-compliant power sector. The roadmap outlined focuses on immediate needs such as ramping up renewable energy generation, followed by infrastructure development from 2031 to 2047 to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070, aiming for a 'Viksit Bharat' (Developed India) by 2047. Das also stressed the importance of emerging renewable technologies like Green Hydrogen, Offshore Wind, and E-Mobility in reaching these ambitious goals. He stated that decarbonization is not only vital for addressing climate change but also essential for securing future generations and unlocking new economic avenues while strengthening India's energy security.