Archive · 16 Jan 2026
Women Leading India's Clean Energy Transition
Climate change might cause many people in India to lose their jobs by 2030, especially women.
But this isn't just about the jobs lost.
It's about how women are taking charge to make things better.
For example, some women in Gujarat are working together to make biogas and fertilizer, while others in Ahmedabad are driving electric autos.
These changes show how women are leading the way in using clean energy to help the environment and create new opportunities.
It's all about making a positive difference for the future.
Climate change could cause 34 million job losses in India by 2030, primarily affecting women.
Women are leading India's clean energy transition through initiatives like DriverBen and NDDB.
Examples include e-auto drivers in Ahmedabad and a biogas and fertilizer cooperative in Gujarat.
These efforts highlight the positive impact of women in sustainable energy and job creation.
The focus is on reimagining energy and promoting gender equality in the clean energy sector.
- Who
- Women in India
- What
- Leading clean energy transition
- When
- By 2030
- Where
- India, specifically Ahmedabad and Gujarat
- Why
- To mitigate job losses from climate change and promote sustainable energy
- Job Losses
- 34 million by 2030 in India
- Affected Group
- Mostly women
- Initiatives
- DriverBen, NDDB
- Locations
- Ahmedabad, Gujarat
- Energy Types
- Biogas, Electric Vehicles