Renewable Energies

The potential for Renewables in India is huge.

India is one of the world's fastest growing countries. The world's largest parliamentary democracy with a population of over a billion people is developing a vast "hunger" for energy and infrastructure. The demand for Renewable Energy is growing faster than supply. Here, huge growth markets are opening up.

Though the country has 300 sunny days a year, approximately a third of India's population, over 450 million people, is without electricity.

Currently, "green" electricity comes primarily from wind energy and hydropower. Due to natural conditions, both solar energy and biomass plants for decentralized rural electrification have considerable potential, together with urban energy - "Waste to Energy” from urban and industrial waste.

There is currently a great need for an extension of the power supply that simultaneously meets the economic, social and environmental demands. Experts estimate that the demand for electricity needs to grow by 10 percent per annum in order to keep up with the growth of gross domestic product in India.

India has identified the strategic importance of renewable energy sources at an early stage and has created a separate ministry for "non-conventional energy” (MNEs). The government has explicitly fast-tracked the intensive promotion of research and development, the creation of political frameworks and simplifications of investments.


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