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How govt, pvt sector readied to steer India to path of sustainable energy

Experts agree that the challenge will come from the ground, especially state-level departments and consumers

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The first Jio-bp branded mobility station at Navde, Navi Mumbai, offers customers a range of services, including EV charging and fuel dispensing units

Shreya JaiTwesh Mishra New Delhi
Taking a green leap was the mantra for both the government and the country’s leading energy companies in a year when India made the ambitious declaration that it would become a Net Zero economy in 50 years.

The poster boys of India’s energy sector have already pitted their green ambitions against each other. While Reliance Industries (RIL) made a splash with a Rs 75,000 crore investment plan in green energy, Adani Enterprises is betting $20 billion in the same.

Tata Power and JSW Energy have both announced their Net Zero plan, and state-owned oil majors, too, are inching towards electric mobility.

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