India's steps towards adopting clean energy waves are inspirational to the world. With a population of 1.4 billion and a rapidly growing economy, India is facing challenges in meeting its energy needs while protecting the environment. However, in recent years, the country has taken giant strides in promoting renewable energy sources such as solar, wind and hydro power. Also, with India hosting the G20 summit this year, it is giving the world's scope to learn how it is implementing, especially in the sustainability niche. One key factor enabling India to propel towards clean energy is its commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Right now, India stands third in the list of top greenhouse gas emitters worldwide after China and the United States. However, our nation has set ambitious targets to reduce its emissions including a goal of generating 40% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030. To achieve this, the Indian government has implemented various policies and incentives to encourage clean energy development. India's enthusiasm for clean energy is also driven by economic factors. The country has a growing middle class that is demanding more energy to power its homes, businesses and vehicles. However, the country's traditional energy sources such as coal and oil are becoming increasingly expensive and difficult to access. Renewable energy conversely is becoming cheaper and more accessible, making it an attractive option for both consumers and businesses. Positively adding to this are any aisle subsidiaries make our gas an Olectra Green Tech. Make our gas offers compressed natural gas and piped natural gas services and is present across 22 geographical areas in the country. Olectra Green Tech is into the electric bus and tipper manufacturing. Oil state-flow transport corporations in India have gone green by replacing their fossil fuel buses with e-buses. Olectra e-buses are noiseless and make travel comfortable within or in between cities. India is proving to the world that switching to a greener, cleaner and more sustainable energy system is possible and MIAIL is proud to be part of India's green energy shift.