India ka green sector **$4.1 Trillion** ke investment target par toh hai, par startups ke liye scale karna muskil ho raha hai. High costs aur purane government procurement rules ki wajah se green tech ko mainstream hone mein struggle karna pad raha hai.
India ka green economy ka future kaafi solid dikh raha hai, jahan $4.1 Trillion ka total investment aane ki umeed hai 2047 tak. Is sector se lakhon jobs generate ho sakti hain aur annual market $1 Trillion ke paar ja sakta hai. Lekin, asli challenge hai pilot project se mass market tak pohanchne ka.
Price gap hi asli villain hai
Sabse badi dikkat hai sustainable products ka mehnga hona. Market price-sensitive hai, isliye log saste conventional options hi choose karte hain. Jab tak green innovation ka price match nahi hoga, tab tak adoption slow rahega.
Government procurement ka 'L1' chakar
Government projects mein aksar 'L1' yaani lowest-bidder model follow hota hai. Kyunki green tech naya hai aur production cost high hai, isliye ye model sustainable solutions ko race se bahar kar deta hai. Experts ka manna hai ki jab tak government mandatory green-purchasing policy nahi layegi, tab tak demand bani rahegi.
Corporate India ban raha hai Sahara
Government ke slow pace ke beech, badi companies apne net-zero targets poore karne ke liye startups ke saath partnership kar rahi hain. Greenr jaise accelerators ne note kiya hai ki B2B pipeline se startups ko volume mil raha hai, jo unke research costs justify karne mein madad karta hai.
Deep-tech ka struggle
ScaNxt jaise ventures, jo soil monitoring tech par kaam karte hain, unhe long-term research ke liye capital chahiye. Anusandhan National Research Foundation jaise funding schemes ki zaroorat hai taaki tech sirf pilot phase mein na atke. Investors abhi is space par nazar rakhe huye hain, lekin clean energy stocks mein abhi bhi volatility bani hui hai.