climate change
Incentives for green energy projects can ensure that businesses across sectors contribute to a low-carbon economy: S Sunil Kumar of Henkel Adhesives Technologies India
Budget 2025: By creating an enabling ecosystem for green growth and advanced manufacturing, India will not only reinforce its position as a global manufacturing hub.
The development of a robust charging network is critical to EV adoption: Pratik Kamdar of Neuron Energy
Budget 2025: Aligning GST rates, extending FAME II, incentivising consumers, prioritising charging infrastructure, promoting local manufacturing, and fostering international collaborations are essential steps to accelerate...
There can be provisions for awareness campaigns to educate citizens on responsible consumption and waste reduction: Radhika Kalia of RLG Systems India
Budget 2025: Renewable energy is expected to be a key focus area, considering India’s ambitious targets for the domain.
Education, skilling, and mental health form interdependent pillars of sustainable development: Shreya Krishnan of AnitaB.org
Budget 2025: India’s demographic dividend presents immense potential, but this opportunity demands a skilled workforce prepared for emerging challenges.
While India’s renewable energy goals may seem too ambitious, they are certainly achievable with decisive action: Piyush Goyal of Volks Energie
Budget 2025: Giving financial assistance, subsidies, low-interest loans, etc for rooftop solar systems would certainly make it more affordable.
A unified energy transition policy is central to decarbonise industries, promote green hydrogen infrastructure, and achieve a balanced energy mix: Shaina Ganapathy of Embassy Group
Budget 2025: Government initiatives such as the National Green Hydrogen Mission and solar energy expansion underscore a strong commitment to creating a cleaner ecosystem.