Govt to assist TERI in setting up Centre for Energy Transition in Hyderabad

The announcement was made at the 23rd edition of the World Sustainable Development Summit which was organized by TERI in New Delhi on 9 February 2024. The summit was taken into the limelight by revealing India's remarkable progress where 44 percent of the power generation is achieved from non-fossil fuel sources.

Around 180 GW of the total capacity of 427 GW is from non-fossil fuel sources, almost from renewable capacity.

According to the estimates, India comprises 17% of the global population, while it is only responsible for only 3% of cumulative global carbon emissions. New electric vehicles and renewable sources of energy are substituting the traditional fuel demands.

 

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The World Sustainable Development Summit 2024 provides an invaluable platform for robust discussions and collaborative exchanges towards achieving sustainable development goals. The initiation of the Centre for Energy Transition will be a step forward in the queue of green energy future.

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