Analysis indicates that adopting more energy-efficient air-conditioning units across Indian households could deliver annual savings of ₹69 billion ($724 million), contributing to reduced energy consumption and lower utility costs while supporting broader energy efficiency and climate transition goals.
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More energy-efficient air-conditioning units could, together, save Indian households ₹69bn ($724m) a year, according to...
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