The Union Minister for Power and New and Renewable Energy said, “If you want to get to net zero (carbon emission), then you will have to store the renewable energy so that it is available round-the-clock and that is a problem. The cost of storage is huge.”
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Talking about India’s initiatives in this area, Singh said that the country plans to use green hydrogen and green ammonia as storage. Pic: twitter.com/RajKSinghIndia
Union minister R K Singh on Friday said that in order to achieve the net-zero carbon emission target, storing the renewable energy is necessary so that it becomes available round-the-clock. Chairing the inaugural function of G20 14th Clean Energy Ministerial meeting and 8th Mission Innovation meeting in Goa, Singh also said that the governments will have to work on building storage capacities of renewable energy.
The Union Minister for Power and New and Renewable Energy said, “If you want to get to net zero (carbon emission), then you will ave to store the renewable energy so that it is available round-the-clock and that is a problem. The cost of storage is huge.”
