Abstract

In order to accomplish India's lofty target of having net-zero carbon emissions by 2070, this article critically assesses the country's energy policy. The statement highlights the crucial significance of green electrification, including the extensive integration of solar power generation. It also explores non-energy sector strategies that are essential to achieving this goal, including smart use of information technology, infrastructure development, and improved transportation networks. It also looks at possible legislative avenues for accelerating the goal date to 2050, with a focus on utilizing carbon capture technology to ease the shift away from a strong coal dependency. It also looks at how various approach options would affect the economy and finances, arguing that India can achieve its net-zero goals without slowing down its economic growth trajectory if it receives reasonable financial support from abroad.

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