In a recent episode of the 'India for the World Podcast by Mint and BCG,' the focus was on analyzing India's ambitious energy transition objectives. Host Nehal Chaliawala engaged in a conversation with Mahesh Kolli, Founder and Group President of Greenko Group, and Vishal Mehta, Leader for Energy Practice at Boston Consulting Group in India. The discussion delved into various aspects, including renewable energy, green hydrogen, and storage solutions. Together, they explored India's aspiration to emerge as a dominant force in green energy on a global scale. One of the key points highlighted was India's target of achieving 500 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030, showcasing the nation's commitment to sustainability. The conversation also shed light on the significant role that green hydrogen is poised to play in reshaping India's energy landscape. Despite the promising vision, the challenges associated with this massive energy transition were discussed, emphasizing the complexities involved. Overall, the sentiment conveyed throughout the podcast was positive, reflecting the enthusiasm and determination towards realizing India's green energy ambitions.