Rajasthan's Chief Minister, Bhajanlal Sharma, has unveiled plans for the Clean Energy Policy 2024 during the Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Pre Summit in Jaipur. The policy is set to focus on non-renewable energy sources and will introduce new incentives for segments like green hydrogen, pump storage, battery storage, and bioenergy. With the goal of achieving self-reliance in energy production, the state aims to meet the power demands of not just Rajasthan but also other states. During the pre-summit, Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) worth Rs 6.57 lakh crore were exchanged, primarily in the renewable energy sector. These MoUs propose various projects in solar, wind, green hydrogen, hybrid, pump storage, battery storage, and green ammonia. It is estimated that the implementation of these investments will create about 70,000 new jobs in the state. Rajasthan, known for hosting the world's largest solar park and receiving abundant sunshine, presents attractive opportunities in renewable energy. The state envisions becoming energy-surplus, catering to the needs of neighboring states and countries. The upcoming 'Rising Rajasthan' Global Investment Summit in December aims to further boost investments, innovation, and partnerships in the renewable energy sector, with a focus on ensuring the swift implementation and monitoring of the investment plans.