Telangana's Green Energy Ambitions and the Importance of Critical Minerals Symposium at IIT Hyderabad
Key Ideas
- Telangana's deputy CM emphasizes the need for a stable supply of critical minerals to achieve clean energy goals.
- Academia-industry collaborations highlighted as key to achieving ambitious renewable energy targets.
- India aims to become self-reliant in processing critical minerals, reducing dependence on other countries.
- The symposium at IIT Hyderabad underlines the importance of green hydrogen, energy storage, and waste-to-energy projects in India's sustainable energy future.
Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka of Telangana stressed the critical role of stable and sustainable supply of critical minerals in achieving the state's clean energy goals during a symposium at IIT Hyderabad. The symposium aimed to promote academia-industry collaborations to drive the adoption of green technologies and renewable energy sources. Telangana's investments in floating solar plants, smart grids, energy storage, waste-to-energy projects, and green hydrogen manufacturing hubs were highlighted as integral to the state's vision for a sustainable energy future. The event also saw discussions on India's efforts to become self-reliant in processing critical minerals, with plans to acquire lithium from Australia and develop domestic processing capabilities. The initiative seeks to reduce the need for exporting critical minerals for processing, enhancing India's energy security and sustainability.
Topics
India
Renewable Energy
Green Technology
Sustainable Development
Energy Policy
Academic-industry Collaboration
Critical Minerals
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