ReNew's Sinha On India's Energy Transition Leadership

The video discusses India's energy transition towards clean energy, focusing on green hydrogen. It highlights the government's support and the potential for India to become a major exporter. The video also covers a joint venture with Patronus Gentari, aimed at building capacity in India, and outlines the company's growth strategy and market outlook.

What is the primary focus of India's energy transition as supported by the government?

• Transitioning to clean energy

• Increasing fossil fuel imports

• Expanding coal production

• Reducing energy consumption

What is a key requirement for hydrogen to be considered 'green' in India?

• Stored in underground reservoirs

• Generated from natural gas

• Emits less than 2 kgs of CO2 during production

• Produced using nuclear energy

Which natural resources does India have that support its goal to export green hydrogen?

• Wind and solar

• Hydropower and geothermal

• Coal and oil

• Natural gas and uranium

What is the main advantage of the joint venture with Patronus Gentari for the company?

• Reduction in operational costs

• Exclusive rights to new technology

• Access to new markets in Africa

• Increased capacity and monetization of execution capabilities

What is the target capacity under the MOU with Patronus Gentari?

• 2 gigawatts

• 5 gigawatts

• 10 gigawatts

• 15 gigawatts

What is the company's current commissioned capacity in India?

• 12 gigawatts

• 10 gigawatts

• 8.4 gigawatts

• 5.7 gigawatts

What is a significant challenge for the company in achieving its growth objectives?

• Execution of capacity on the ground

• Insufficient natural resources

• Regulatory hurdles

• Lack of market demand