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India’s renewables sector falling far short of needed investment surge

Clean energy financing lags behind $68bn needed annually to hit ambitious climate targets, report warns

India’s renewable sector must boost investments and access foreign financing if the world’s most populous country is to meet its target to more than double non-fossil fuel sources of power by the end of the decade, experts, officials and industry figures have warned.

India, which is the world’s third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases, according to the International Energy Agency, received total green energy investment of just over $13bn last year.

That falls far short of the $68bn needed annually to achieve New Delhi’s goal of producing 500 gigawatts of power from renewable sources by 2030, according to a report released this week by energy think-tank Ember.

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