The infrastructure sector, headed to reach USD 322.27 billion by 2029, with a funding push of Rs 11.1 trillion in the FY25 interim Budget, needs to follow a major transition path, focusing not just on sustainable and energy efficient projects, but also disaster-resilient projects with technology as a major driver.
Vinod Behl

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Over the next 25 years we need to decarbonize our energy systems, cities and industries by reducing carbon emissions, and make buildings more energy efficient by integrating renewable energy into power grids.
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