India’s energy policy stuck between renewables and fossil fuels

DRIVE INDIA GLOBAL OIL DEMAND GROWTH
According to the Economist Intelligence Unit, India’s use of crude oil is projected to increase to 372 million tonnes of oil parallel in 2033, a 40 % increase over that of 2023.  ,
This may make the nation the largest contributor to the development of global oil demand over the next ten years.  ,
However, the Indian government does not believe that its fuel interests conflict with its transition to clean energy.  ,
According to experts, renewable energy is still only being used in certain sectors of the economy, such as transportation. Additionally, it is unable to address the nation’s growing energy demand in the near-to-medium name.
According to InSolare Energy’s Bhatt,” It’s a long-term answer.”  ,
” We may claim tomorrow that we will stop importing oil and gas. That is a possibility, he continued.  ,
” It will eventually occur. In truth, India wants to have its population at or near zero by 2070, which is about 50 years away.
India’s full renewable energy capacity increased by 16 % to roughly 210 gigawatts by the end of last year.
However, researchers also believe there is still a long way to go in the government’s goal of 500 kwh by 2030.  ,