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- The summit saw 35,000 participants from 80 countries and released key reports like the National Resource Adequacy Plan and a Transmission Plan.
- These plans aim to integrate 900 GW of non‑fossil fuel capacity by 2035‑36, marking a huge clean energy expansion.
- The government announced ₹7.93 lakh crore investment for building 1.37 lakh circuit km of new transmission lines.
- A major focus was DISCOM reforms, including smart metering and cost‑reflective tariffs to ensure financial stability.
- India celebrated crossing the 50% milestone of installed capacity from non‑fossil sources, well ahead of targets.
- The summit highlighted India’s shift from managing shortages to becoming a potential exporter of affordable, clean energy.
Question:
Q.1 The Bharat Electricity Summit (BES) 2026 served as a roadmap for which national vision?a) Atmanirbhar Bharat
b) Digital India 2030
c) Viksit Bharat 2047
d) Make in India 2.0
Answer: c) BES 2026 aligns with India’s long-term development goal of Viksit Bharat 2047.