The title is, of course, misleading - "Does the World Want a Greener India? - International investors view India as both risky and vulnerable". At a time when the words 'risky' and 'vulnerable' would best describe the condition of the West which is confronting a multi-layered crisis emerging from the Ukraine-Russia conflict, Germany's official news agency, DW News, turns its focus on solar energy initiatives in India.
DW Asia Today has a byte from Kartik Sachdeva of Energific Solar, company that is unable to keep up with the demand for rooftop solar systems in Delhi; it talks of government subsidies to get rural areas to adopt solar energy, and then, and interview with Chandra Bhushan, CEO of iForest. It is this interview that takes the cake :)
The interviewer wants to know - "Does India have the financial responsibility, the transparency and viability...to convince international investors that it is the place to invest?"
Do listen.
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LINKS & REFERENCES
* Solar Park, Gujarat - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gujarat_Solar_Park-1
* Charanka Solar Park - 700MW - https://www.dnaindia.com/ahmedabad/report-solar-power-capacity-at-charanka-solar-park-to-touch-790-mw-2607133
* Chandra Bhushan, iFOREST - https://iforest.global/people/governing-council/chandra-bhushan/
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