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India's 5 commitments at COP26
November 18 , 2021
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- Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India will reach its net-zero carbon emission target by 2070 as he laid out the country's climate action plan.
- PM Modi announced to the world the five commitments or ' Amrit tatva' that India would meet as it works "very hard" to tackle climate change-related issues.
- Commitment 1 - By 2030, India will increase its non-fossil capacity to 500 gigawatts.
- Commitment 2 - By 2030, India will fulfil 50 percent of its energy requirements with renewable energy.
- Commitment 3 - India will reduce one billion tonnes of the total projected carbon emission between now and 2030.
- Commitment 4 - By 2030, India will reduce its economy's carbon intensity to less than 45%.
- Commitment 5 - India will achieve the target of net zero emissions by 2070.
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