India committed to climate-friendly growth: NITI Aayog CEO Subrahmanyam

NITI Aayog CEO B V R Subrahmanyam on Wednesday said India is committed to climate-friendly growth, but fossil fuels are still driving the country's economic growth. Addressing an event here, Subrahmanyam said markets alone cannot solve the problem of climate change. "India is committed to climate-friendly growth...(but) fossil fuels are still going to drive the country's economic growth," he said. Subrahmanyam further said that NITI Aayog is working with states in developing a roadmap for green energy transition and a pathway to achieve a net zero carbon emissions target. "NITI Aayog is working with states in developing a roadmap for energy transition...we will come out with a document in November," he said. Subrahmanyam opined that markets alone cannot solve the problem of climate change. "India is one of the countries on the track to meet its climate targets under the 2015 Paris Agreement...We are committed to achieving net zero emissions target by 2070, even though less than 4

India committed to climate-friendly growth: NITI Aayog CEO Subrahmanyam

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NITI Aayog CEO B V R Subrahmanyam on Wednesday said India is committed to climate-friendly growth, but fossil fuels are still driving the country's economic growth. Addressing an event here, Subrahmanyam said markets alone cannot solve the problem of climate change. "India is committed to climate-friendly growth...(but) fossil fuels are still going to drive the country's economic growth," he said. Subrahmanyam further said that NITI Aayog is working with states in developing a roadmap for green energy transition and a pathway to achieve a net zero carbon emissions target. "NITI Aayog is working with states in developing a roadmap for energy transition...we will come out with a document in November," he said. Subrahmanyam opined that markets alone cannot solve the problem of climate change. "India is one of the countries on the track to meet its climate targets under the 2015 Paris Agreement...We are committed to achieving net zero emissions target by 2070, even though less than 4