Gujarat has always worked to give a new direction to the country through continuous innovation and development. In keeping with this initiative, Gujarat’s tableau-theme ‘Clean-Green Energy Efficient Gujarat’ will be displayed at the Republic Day National Parade on January 26, 2023 at ‘Kartavyapath’ in New Delhi. It will give a message to the country and the world to become self-reliant by creating green and clean energy using renewable energy sources.
Today the whole world is facing the crisis of conventional energy sources. These sources are gradually getting exhausted, on the other hand the pollution caused by these energy sources is increasing the temperature of the whole earth, causing ‘climate change’, due to which many countries of the world are facing natural calamities like flood, landslide, tsunami. facing disasters. and earthquakes. This has been a serious concern for the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Climate Change Conference or UNFCCC this year.
To counter this adverse situation, to keep the earth’s environment clean and green, and to achieve the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) goals of affordable and clean energy, Gujarat has adopted renewable and non-renewable energy sources. – Pioneered the use of conventional energy resources. In the year 2009, Gujarat created a separate department for ‘Climate Change’ and launched various projects powered by non-conventional energy sources: wind energy, solar energy, bio energy and hydropower. Today, Gujarat is the leader in the production of non-conventional energy in the country.
At the forefront of the tableau is the world’s largest hybrid (solar and wind) renewable energy park taking shape at Khavda in Kutch, Gujarat. A girl dressed in Kutch symbolically holds the sun and wind, representing inexhaustible sources of non-conventional energy. It is worth mentioning here that the state’s first solar park in Charanka village of Patan district of Gujarat is operational since 2011!
While in the background of the tableau, the place known for the famous Sun Temple of Gujarat, Modhera village is presented for its solar self-reliance as Modhera village is the country’s first 24×7 solar powered facility through BESS (Battery Energy Storage System). Village has been formed. Recently, United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Antonio Guterres visited Modhera, which has become self-sufficient in energy, and praised Gujarat’s work.
Along with this, PM KUSUM (Pradhan Mantri Kisan Urja Suraksha Evam Utthan Mahabhiyan) scheme has given farmers solar rooftop energy for irrigation, canal rooftop energy production, wind-solar energy, clean-green energy production on other assets, in this way self-energy Dependencies in the sector and the economic benefits and energy revolution in the state have been demonstrated. In addition, many attractions including the white desert of Kutch, traditional habitat Bhunga, and rural Kutch women with camels in costume, wind farms and solar panels are presented in this tableau.
Under the guidance of Smt. Avantika Singh Aulakh, Secretary, Department of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Gujarat and Shri RK Mehta, Director of Information, Shri Arvind Patel, Additional Director of Information Shri Pankaj Modi, and Shri Sanjay Kachot, Deputy Director of Information, are managing and contributing to Gujarat A tableau presented annually by the information department of the government. The tableau is being produced by Mr. Siddheshwar Kanuga of Smart Graph Art Advertising Pvt. Ltd. Through this representation, an effective message is that Gujarat is becoming a global leader with net zero emissions and affordable and clean energy use, being economically efficient and using renewable energy sources.
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