This application will be useful in deciding the location of solar projects and will strengthen ‘One Sun, One World, One Grid’ initiative.Īlso Read: Experts On COP26: ‘India’s New Commitments, A Big Step Towards Climate Goals’ Solar power potential of any place in the world can be calculated based on satellite data. Through this calculator, Modi emphasised, Mr Modi also announced that India’s space agency ISRO will give the world a solar calculator application which will map the solar power potential of every part of the world so that solar power projects can be planned accordingly. I am hopeful that a common and strong global grid can be developed through cooperation between ‘One Sun, One World, One Grid’ and ‘Green Grid’ initiatives. This creative initiative will not only reduce carbon footprints and energy cost but also open a new avenue for cooperation between different countries and regions.

PM Modi further said that ‘One Sun, One World, One Grid’ will not only reduce storage needs but also enhance viability of solar projects. Through a worldwide grid, clean energy can be transmitted to anywhere and anytime. One Sun, One World, One Grid is a solution to this problem. The only challenge is that it is only available in the day and is dependent on weather conditions. Laying out a plan through the ‘One Sun, One World and One Grid’ solution, the Prime Minister said, PM Modi stressed that ‘One Sun, One World, One Grid’, which is a trans-national electricity grid that aims to supply solar power globally, is a solution to the world’s energy problems. Speaking at the session on ‘Accelerating Clean Technology Innovation and Deployment.’ He added that the race for fossil fuels also created geo-political tensions along with rising emissions and global warming.Īlso Read: India Will Achieve Target Of “Net Zero” By 2070, Says PM Modi At COP26 He said that the use of fossil fuels made some countries prosperous, but made the earth and environment poor. New Delhi: Speaking at a session on ‘accelerating clean technology innovation and deployment’ as part of the World Leaders’ Summit during the ongoing COP26 climate conference in Glasgow, Scotland, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said highlighted the importance of ‘Solar Energy’.

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