By Express News ServiceBENGALURU: The Karnataka government is looking at increasing the green energy corridor area for hydrogen energy, to increase the use of renewable energy and shift dependency from conventional fuel sources. Explaining the green energy corridor, a senior department official said there is a central government scheme, partly funded by the ministry, for setting up transmission lines exclusively meant for green energy. But since Karnataka leads in solar power generation and is working on other green energy, the state has asked for a larger area to be allocated for a green energy corridor for hydrogen energy and other renewable energy related projects. Follow The New Indian Express channel on WhatsAppBENGALURU: The Karnataka government is looking at increasing the green energy corridor area for hydrogen energy, to increase the use of renewable energy and shift dependency from conventional fuel sources. Explaining the green energy corridor, a senior department official said there is a central government scheme, partly funded by the ministry, for setting up transmission lines exclusively meant for green energy.

Source: Indian Express December 06, 2023 05:23 UTC