Increasing the target for electricity generation from renewables to 10% by 2010 (as against 2012 currently) and 20% by 2020, of the total electricity generated in the country (and not as a percentage of installed capacity).

   Making solar water heating mandatory throughout the urban areas of the country by 2012 in a phased manner.

   Demonstration of solar rooftop lighting systems in 10,000 government buildings by 2010 in a time-bound manner.

   Conversion of fossil fuel-based industrial heating to solar thermal heating using new solar concentrator technology or its hybrids.

   Time-bound conversion of 30,000 MW of industrial diesel-based captive units to biofuel-based generation, thus saving large amounts of diesel.

   Accelerating biofuel development and transportation energy to displace fossil fuels. A time-bound Renewable Fuel programme covering ethanol and biodiesel has been proposed.

   Charting a definite road map for developing a hydrogen and fuel cell economy.

   Establishing Renewable Energy Development Funds in all states.

  Making renewable electricity and fuel purchase obligations mandatory.

   Introducing three technology missions on solar energy, biofuels, and hydrogen.