NEW DELHI -- India and France have joined hands to spearhead a global "solar revolution" with an aim to generate one terawatt of energy by 2030, an ambitious goal that requires $1 trillion in funds.
Modi's government unveils 27 solar projects in 15 countries at cost of $1.4 billion

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, right, and French President Emmanuel Macron at the inauguration of a solar power plant at Mirzapur in northern Uttar Pradesh state on March 12. (Photo courtesy of Press Information Bureau of India)
NEW DELHI -- India and France have joined hands to spearhead a global "solar revolution" with an aim to generate one terawatt of energy by 2030, an ambitious goal that requires $1 trillion in funds.