Indian Railways Shows Slow Progress In Chasing Key 2030 Target
NDTV
The organization had installed renewable capacity of 142 megawatts of rooftop solar and 103.4 megawatts of wind energy as of August.
Indian Railways, a sprawling network that ranks among the world's largest, is a long way from generating the amount of clean energy it needs to become net carbon neutral by 2030, its own stated goal.
The organization had installed renewable capacity of 142 megawatts of rooftop solar and 103.4 megawatts of wind energy as of August, according to a statement dated Oct. 7 and recently uploaded to its website.
"Indian Railways will attempt to reduce its carbon footprint primarily through sourcing of its energy requirements from renewable energy sources," the statement said. "By 2029-2030, the expected requirement of installation of renewable capacity would be about 30 gigawatts."
However at 245.4 megawatts currently, that's just 0.8% of the way there.
