The Uttarakhand government has announced a series of initiatives aimed at promoting energy conservation and sustainable development in response to global energy uncertainties. Key measures include the introduction of a weekly 'No Vehicle Day', where citizens are encouraged to refrain from using vehicles, and a reduction in the vehicle fleets of government officials by 50%. The Chief Minister, Pushkar Singh Dhami, emphasized the importance of these reforms in light of recent global crises affecting fuel and food supply chains. The government will also promote work-from-home policies and expand public transport services to further reduce fuel consumption.

Additionally, the state plans to implement a new electric vehicle (EV) policy, mandating that 50% of all new government vehicle purchases be electric. The expansion of EV charging infrastructure and encouragement of rooftop solar projects under the PM Surya Ghar Yojana are also part of the initiative. The government aims to support local products through the 'Made in State' campaign and promote domestic tourism with a 'Visit My State' initiative. These measures align with similar actions taken by other BJP-led state governments across India following Prime Minister Modi's appeal for responsible consumption.