India Demands Fund for Equitable Just Transition at COP30
At COP30, India seeks a new UNFCCC mechanism to finance developing countries’ economy-wide transition
At COP30, India seeks a new UNFCCC mechanism to finance developing countries’ economy-wide transition
CBAM carbon tax shock: new benchmarks mean €120/ton cost for steel imports as 2026 deadline looms
India’s steel sector needs standardized ESG data to unlock necessary climate finance.
Experts urged India to embed PSAM in its new carbon credit scheme to prevent price collapse and ensure a credible, long-term decarbonization signal.
India is seeking fair trade adjustments as the EU’s new carbon tariff impacts $8.2 billion in metal exports
To become India’s first green MSME powerhouse and boost global competitiveness, the Kolhapur Foundry Cluster is piloting a cutting-edge decarbonization concept
With pilot partnerships already underway in India, Carbon Clean aims to help hard-to-abate industries remain competitive as regulations such as the EU and UK Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms come into force.
The EEPC is seeking a three-year moratorium from the EU’s CBAM to delay the implementation of the carbon tax.
The 2025 UN Climate Conference in Bonn faced immediate hurdles as developing nations clashed with the European Union and its allies on critical issues of climate finance and trade measures.
The world’s ambitious goals of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 are increasingly jeopardized by fragmented carbon markets and the persistent challenge of carbon leakage
Indian steel exports to the EU may face surcharges of up to $80 a tonne on account of being more carbon intensive.
Documents show that these countries are pressuring the EU to dilute and simplify CBAM due to excessive business complexity.