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- Ethanol blending - Railway electrification - Push for Solar Energy - GOBARdhanPM - PM-KUSUM replaces diesel with solar pumps - Push for renewable energy - Turning energy producers from energy consumers TBH, Modi govt's schemes are so underrated -- Indians notice their importance only during crisis.

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