India has been re-elected as the president of the International Solar Alliance (ISA), with France continuing as co-president. The alliance, which boasts 120 member countries, is dedicated to accelerating the deployment of solar energy, particularly in developing nations. World Bank energy specialist Ashish Khanna has been chosen as the next Director General of the ISA, taking over from Ajay Mathur in March 2025.
India, through the International Solar Alliance (ISA), hosted the inaugural International Solar Festival 2024, focusing on accelerating global solar energy adoption. The event brought together world leaders, experts, and stakeholders to discuss strategies for expanding solar energy access, particularly in developing countries. Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the need for greater investment in renewables, especially in solar manufacturing and technology, to empower developing nations.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the International Solar Festival 2024, urging the global community to democratize solar manufacturing and technology to benefit developing nations. The event, hosted by the International Solar Alliance (ISA), saw participation from 119 member countries focused on advancing solar energy adoption.
The International Solar Alliance (ISA) is actively engaging with its member states to secure critical minerals needed for the expansion of solar energy infrastructure. This initiative aims to strengthen the global solar energy supply chain and promote energy independence.
