Niti Ayog CEO on Indian economy, climate change

The video discusses India's economic challenges, focusing on inflation and growth. It highlights government measures to control inflation and boost exports, GST revenue, and infrastructure. The transition to clean energy is emphasized, with a focus on renewable power and green hydrogen. Financing strategies for this transition are explored, stressing the need for international support. The global responsibility for clean energy is discussed, urging developed nations to aid in reducing emissions. Finally, the growth of India's electric vehicle market is examined, highlighting the shift towards electric two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and buses.

What measures has the Indian government taken to control inflation?

• Increased import duties

• Reduced excise duties on petrol and diesel

• Decreased exports

• Lowered interest rates

What is India's goal in terms of renewable energy and green hydrogen?

• To use renewable power to produce green hydrogen

• To become the largest oil importer

• To reduce solar energy capacity

• To increase coal production

What percentage of India's total energy is currently electricity?

• 18%

• 82%

• 30%

• 50%

Why is international financial support crucial for India's clean energy transition?

• To reduce the cost of natural gas

• To build more coal plants

• To finance renewable energy and green hydrogen at low costs

• To increase fossil fuel imports

What is the expected role of developed nations in India's clean energy transition?

• To provide financial resources for a just transition

• To reduce their renewable energy targets

• To focus on fossil fuel development

• To increase their own emissions

What is the focus of India's electric vehicle market?

• Luxury cars

• Two-wheelers and three-wheelers

• Diesel trucks

• Four-wheelers

How has India managed to make electric buses more appealing?

• By providing subsidies and aggregating demand

• By focusing on diesel technology

• By reducing their availability

• By increasing their prices