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Environment forms a significant portion of static GK as well as current affairs in various Government and banking exams. To keep you updated on the latest happenings related to the environment, we discuss India’s commitments at COP26 in this blog.

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India’s commitments at COP26

1: India will increase its non-fossil capacity to 500 gigawatts by 2030

The total installed capacity will be 817 GW and power generation will be 2,518 billion units in 2030.

2: India will meet 50% of its energy needs from renewable sources by 2030

The current renewable energy capacity of India is 102 GW which is 12% of its energy needs.

3: India will reduce at least one billion tonnes of total projected emissions between now and 2030.

India’s current CO₂ emissions (2021) are 2.88 gigatonnes (Gt). At the present rate of emissions, India’s rate of emissions in 2030 will be 4.48 Gt in 2030. 

4: India will reduce the country’s carbon intensity to less than 45%.

India has achieved a 25 percent of emission intensity reduction of GDP between 2005 -2016 and is on a path to achieve more than 40 percent by 2030.

5: India will achieve a net-zero emissions target by 2070.

It is not clear whether India’s plan is to reach net-zero only for carbon dioxide by 2070 or refers to all greenhouse-gas emissions.

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