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Madhya Pradesh positioning itself as leading renewable energy hub

Madhya Pradesh positioning itself as leading renewable energy hub
MP positioning itself as leading renewable energy hub, says CM Mohan Yadav · thehansindia.com

Madhya Pradesh is a state in India that wants to become a big leader in clean energy.

Clean energy, like solar and wind power, comes from the sun and the wind.

But the sun does not always shine and the wind does not always blow.

So the state is working on ways to store energy to use it all day and night.

The leader of the state, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, talked about this plan at a big energy meeting in New Delhi.

He said the state is making the cheapest electricity in the whole country.

The electricity is so strong that it even helps run the Delhi Metro trains.

The state has also made special rules to encourage companies to build solar, wind, and storage projects.

These projects can create new jobs and help India use cleaner energy.

Key facts

Chief Minister
Mohan Yadav
State
Madhya Pradesh
Event
7th International Renewable Energy Conference and Expo 2026
Union Minister
Pralhad Joshi (New and Renewable Energy)
Goal
24-hour renewable energy supply
Policy Areas
Renewable energy, pumped hydro energy storage, biomass
Key Claim
Produces the country's cheapest electricity
Notable Use
Power used to operate the Delhi Metro

Quotes

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav

Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh

“Madhya Pradesh is among the fastest progressing states in the renewable energy sector. Solar and wind energy are available only for limited hours, but we are steadily moving towards ensuring 24‑hour renewable energy supply. Our objective is to demonstrate that uninterrupted green energy is possible.”
thehansindia.com
“Our policy initiatives have given fresh momentum to investment in renewable energy. Madhya Pradesh is producing the country's cheapest electricity and is rapidly strengthening its position in renewable energy, energy storage and green industrial development.”
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