According to reports, the final draft of the 12th Five Year Plan provides two different estimates of share of renewable energy in electricity mix by 2017, creating an ambiguity over the government’s ambitious plan to increase the share of clean energy, according to a review released Monday.

The ‘Review of India’s Progress in Achieving National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC)’, prepared by the Climate Parliament – a network of cross-party members of parliament — called for increased coordination amongst the ministries to achieve the target of 15 percent renewable energy.

“The NAPCC under the Prime Minister’s Council on Climate Change targets 15 percent of renewable energy by 2020. However, it is striking that the final draft of the 12th Five Year Plan Document provides two different estimates of share of renewable energy in electricity mix by 2017,” the report said.

“While in one section, it (plan document) refers that…