Theme of Global Wind Day 2023
In this post, the theme
of global wind day 2023 and India’s goal to achieve energy from 50% non-fossil fuel
along with India’s rank in the wind energy in the world.
Celebration of Global Wind Day
The global wind day is celebrated every year on 15th June since 2018. The ministry of new and renewable energy, government of India celebrates 15th June as Global Wind day.
- The theme of Global Wind day is “PAWAN URJA: Powering the future of India”. The celebration of this day regarding progress in India, Offshore wind development, strengthening of wind energy manufacturing ecosystem and Green Finance for wind energy.
- India’s committed to achieve the target of 500 GW renewable energy capacities by the year 2030.
- Three states of Rajasthan, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu achieve their goal in the financial year 2022 – 23.
- Rajasthan was felicitated for achievement highest wind capacity, Gujarat for achieving highest wind capacity with addition through open access and Tamil Nadu for initiating repowering of wind turbines.
- The event also witnessed the launch of Wind Atlas at 150 meter above ground level, prepared by National Institute of Wind Energy (NIWE). The onshore wind potential of the country is now estimated at 1,164 GW at 150 meter above ground level.
- The celebration was organized in collaboration with the National Institute of Wind Energy, Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation, Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers Association, Indian Wind Power Association, and Wind Independent Power Producers Association.
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India’s Rank in Wind Energy
- India has made great strides in the generation of wind energy over the years, and it now ranks fourth in wind power capacity in the world.
- Wind energy is crucial to India's efforts to achieve its goal of having 50% of its electric power installed capacity from non-fossil fuel-based energy resources by 2030 and to achieve Net Zero by 2070.
- The India has developed around 15 GW of domestic wind manufacturing capacity, making it Aatma Nirbhar. India has significant potential for both onshore and offshore wind energy production.
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