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At the Green Metro Systems Conference, Minister Manohar Lal emphasized transitioning to renewable energy, including solar rooftops and regenerative braking. He highlighted India’s goal of net-zero emissions by 2070 and praised Delhi Metro’s impact on sustainability. Innovations like vertical solar panels, LED systems, and responsible consumption aid urban mobility, benefiting 70 lakh daily commuters while reducing congestion and pollution.

The conference introduced India’s first vertical bi-facial solar plant and a MW rooftop solar plant at Khyber Pass depot, helping Delhi Metro reduce fossil fuel dependency. The CII-IGBC MRTS Rating System recognizes cities like Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Mumbai for green infrastructure. Solar integration across metro stations highlights India's commitment to sustainable urban mobility and energy efficiency.

Source: IBEF

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