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Talent gap and 140 gw target: A challenge for Indian wind - dg discourse
The wind energy sector across the globe has drawn serious attention for development to mitigate global warming. All concerned countries are acting seriously to draw more energy from wind and solar to reduce the use of fossil fuel usage. India has also set an ambitious target of generating about 140 GW of wind energy by 2030. This target calls for a rapid expansion in the wind sector. At the same time, it has become a challenge to get specially trained people to serve this rapid expansion.
Talent gap and 140 gw target: A challenge for Indian wind - dg discourse
There is a visible shortage of training infrastructure for the wind sector in India, only a few institutes are available to train the people for the wind energy sector. No standard curriculum or common qualification standard is available for training. How to deal with it?
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