Karnataka Tops at Clean Energy Transition

Karnataka Tops at Clean Energy Transition

Daily Current Affairs / Karnataka Tops at Clean Energy Transition

Change Language English Hindi

Category : National Published on: March 03 2023

Share on facebook

According to a report from Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) and Ember, Karnataka, and Gujarat have emerged as India’s frontrunners in the transition to clean electricity.
Ember is an independent, not-for-profit climate and energy think tank while the IEEFA examines issues related to energy markets, trends, and policies.
The report analyses 16 Indian states, which together account for 90 percent of the country's annual power requirement, across four dimensions.
Gujarat lags behind Karnataka in decarbonizing its power sector. Haryana and Punjab have shown promising preparation and implementation for the electricity transition.
States like West Bengal, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh lag far behind in this area.

Recent Post's

IIM Ahmedabad inaugurated its first international campus in Dubai, marking a historic step in global education expansion.
Read More....
Former PM Manmohan Singh was posthumously awarded the PV Narasimha Rao Memorial Award for his transformative role in India’s economy.
Read More....
India voted in favour of the UNGA resolution endorsing the two-state solution for a peaceful settlement of the Palestine issue.
Read More....
The Indian Army adopted its indigenously developed SAMBHAV system for secure military communications during Operation Sindoor.
Read More....
India extended the Fast Track Immigration program to 13 airports, offering faster clearance to citizens and OCI cardholders.
Read More....
The Indian Army showcased drone integration for surveillance, reconnaissance, and precision strikes during ‘Exercise Siyom Prahar’.
Read More....
PM Modi launched the Gyan Bharatam portal to digitize and preserve India’s one crore manuscripts for global access.
Read More....
India reached 250 GW non-fossil fuel power capacity and aims to double it to 500 GW by 2030, promoting clean energy access.
Read More....
Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki was sworn in as Nepal’s first woman Prime Minister, heading the interim government until March 2026 elections.
Read More....
Purple Fest 2025 at Amity University highlighted inclusion and empowerment through cultural, sports, and entrepreneurship activities.
Read More....