Renewable energy has saved India about $100 billion in fuel imports
Renewable energy sources have helped India avoid roughly $100 billion in spending on imported fuel. The savings come from generating electricity through solar, wind, and other clean sources rather than relying on coal, oil, and gas that would otherwise need to be bought abroad. The figure underscores how the expansion of renewables is reducing the country's dependence on energy imports. Officials and analysts see the trend as a factor in strengthening energy security and easing pressure on the national trade balance.
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