INDIA-CHINA RENEWABLE ENERGY COOPERATION: AN OVERVIEW

Abstract

In order to find the India and China renewable energy cooperation, the study looks into how renewable energy cooperation between the two most populated countries, India and China face significant energy challenges in meeting their growing demands while variation climate change. The potential for India and China to work together on renewable energy is expanding, but the partnership is still mostly in its infancy. Instead of direct bilateral initiatives, existing cooperation frequently concentrates on third-country energy assets. India may use China's strong technology and manufacturing capabilities, especially in solar energy, to completely replace its energy infrastructure and promote sustainable growth. Although both countries are major players in renewable energy, deeper cooperation is now delayed by geopolitical conflict and domestic policy disagreements, even if there are chances for mutual gains in sectors like low-carbon manufacturing and green energy production. In order to understand their roles and interests in fostering collaboration, it is recommended that important investors be identified, including government agencies, commercial businesses, and civil society organizations