Goa’s Clean Energy Roadmap 2050: A Vision for a Sustainable Future


 Goa has rolled out its Clean Energy Roadmap 2050, marking a defining step in the state’s journey towards sustainability and renewable energy. The roadmap envisions large-scale adoption of solar and wind power, expansion of electric mobility, and eco-friendly urban infrastructure to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.

This initiative aligns with the broader national goals of sustainable growth and energy efficiency, aiming to make Goa a model state in India’s clean energy transition. By investing in innovation and green technology, the government is paving the way for economic growth that is both inclusive and environmentally responsible.


Location: Goa, India

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