Union Power Minister R K Singh said on Thursday that India has emerged as a leader in energy transition. He was speaking to reporters here after a meeting of a parliamentary consultative committee. He said all nations have decided that they will reduce their emissions and make their power generation capacity as much as possible with non-fossil, renewable sources as global warming is dangerous to the environment.

"We had pledged that we will make 40 per cent of power generation capacity by non-fossil by 2030. In 2021, we achieved that target," he said. "In energy transition, we have emerged as a leader," he said. India pledged to reduce its emissions intensity by 33 per cent by 2030, he said, adding this target has also been achieved. "By and large, the power sector has changed and changed for the better. Today, India's power sector is a totally different power sector. It is a vibrant and viable power sector," he said.