One of the final decisions of the G20 over climate change was to triple the 2030 renewable energy target.

The joint statement highlighted that $5.8-5.9T is needed for 2030 climate goals in low and middle-income countries.

Although India champions a green agenda, no clear fossil fuel phase-out plan exists.

Also, there has been an expression of reluctance against phasing out fossil fuels.

Despite the country's increase in renewable energy capacity, coal fuels 70% of Indian electricity.

G20 countries contribute 85% of global GDP and 80% of emissions.

Also, India and China blocked a call during the COP 26 summit in Glasgow in 2021 to include phasing out coal use in the final declaration.

However, transitioning to renewable energy is beneficial for the health of the individuals.