India's Renewable Energy Surge: Job Creation and Economic Impact
The renewable energy sector in India reached a significant milestone with 1.02 million jobs in 2023, contributing notably to the global workforce of 16.2 million. Key sectors include hydropower and solar PV, highlighting the importance of renewable energy in economic growth and sustainable employment.
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India's renewable energy sector has made significant strides, contributing to the global workforce, now standing at 16.2 million jobs. A report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) highlights India's role in this rise.
The 2024 Annual Review reveals that job numbers in India's renewable energy sector reached 1.02 million. Hydropower, with 453,000 jobs, is the largest employer, followed by solar PV, which employs 318,600 people.
A comprehensive analysis covers global renewable energy technologies, examining policies that influence job creation. As India advances in renewable energy, it fosters economic growth and sustainable livelihoods while paving the way to a greener future.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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