Renewable, EV Sectors Set To Create Massive Green Jobs In Future: Dr. Jitendra Singh | Nation
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
60% : Addressing a conference on environmental sustainability at Jamia Millia Islamia on the occasion of Earth Day, the minister said emerging green sectors such as renewable energy, electric mobility, green fuels and circular economy will play a pivotal role in job creation, particularly for the youth.59% : New Delhi: The renewable energy and electric mobility sectors in India are set to generate large-scale employment opportunities in the coming years as India accelerates its transition towards a green economy, Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh said on Thursday.
59% : "Green jobs and green entrepreneurship are set to become the defining driver of the Green Economy of the future, with sectors such as renewable energy, electric mobility, green fuels and circular economy creating large-scale employment opportunities for the youth," according to him, He noted that the shift towards a low-carbon economy will not only create employment but also strengthen India's sustainable growth trajectory.
58% : Referring to new frontiers, the minister stated that ocean energy remains largely untapped despite India's vast coastline and is expected to complement solar and wind energy in the future.
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