Renewable energy as a key factor for sustainable development in India
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wind, solar, geothermal, tidal powerAbstract
Renewable power (wind, solar, geothermal & tidal power) is an unlimited source of energy that is generated by continuous regeneration. Renewable energy is distinguished by the fact that it may be obtained without causing environmental harm. Renewable resources have been discovered to have the capacity to provide answers to mankind's environmental challenges. India is the world's most populated nation, with higher energy consumption. Renewable power is one of the most important possibilities for obtaining this level of quality. Renewable energy now accounts for 37% of India's total energy consumption. Efforts have been taken in this article to highlight our country's existing and future renewable energy targets, as well as problems.
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