Enough energy from the sun reaches the Earth in one hour to supply humanity’s energy demands for a year. To date, mankind has just begun to explore this vast source of renewable energy’s “untapped potential.” To address this, India’s most ambitious renewables effort to date, launched at the United Nations Climate Summit COP26, aims to rectify the situation.
India established the Green Grids Initiative-One Sun One World One Grid (GGI-OSOWOG) project in collaboration with the United Kingdom to create an integrated global electricity grid. The goal of this project is to connect energy systems across borders in order to accelerate the transition to renewable energy.What is the Green Grid project?To accelerate the transition to sustainable energy, Britain and India have planned to improve connections between the world’s electricity power grids. The programme will connect 80 countries,…
What Is The ‘Green Grid’ Initiative? How Will It Distribute Solar Energy
