India's prime minister, Mr Modi clasp solar at the G20 summit

India's prime minister, narendra ˙ modi in the last weekend of the G20 summit in Istanbul, urged member states to support his "Global Solar Alliance" (Global Solar Alliance), namely Global Solar resource rich countries of the new organization.Modi thinks it can change the energy infrastructure in these countries, rooted in solar power.

Modi has been firmly said, in order to make the alliance successfully achieve its goal, need to invest $100 billion worldwide each year.Must ensure that, he said at the G20 summit, "has an intense desire to meet global for clean energy resources and technology".
Mr Modi has set up a national clean energy fund, of $3 billion to promote clean energy research and technology.It is India in Paris country set the contribution plan (IMDC) part of the commitment, on behalf of India will work to reduce carbon emissions by 33-35% in 2030.
Further details are not yet received the alliance, the Indian government has indicated that the proposed "the international solar energy technology and application" (INSTA), the joint is in the tropical region of forming alliance body in 125 countries.