India’s Sustainable Debt: Navigating SEBI’s New ESG Framework
SEBI’s expanded ESG framework is poised to transform India’s sustainable debt market.
SEBI’s expanded ESG framework is poised to transform India’s sustainable debt market.
India faces a severe air pollution crisis, significantly impacting health, economy, and ESG considerations, necessitating immediate and comprehensive solutions.
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) has released a new voluntary framework for banks to disclose climate-related financial risks, marking a significant step towards integrating environmental considerations into global banking practices.
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.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for stronger global support on climate action during the G7 summit in Italy. He urged developed nations to fulfill their promises on climate finance and technology transfer. He urged developed nations to deliver on their financial commitments. Technology transfer is also crucial, he stated. Modi emphasized the global threat posed
The Council on Sustainability has urged businesses to rethink sustainability strategies.
Nandan Nilekani, co-founder of Infosys and architect of India’s Aadhaar system, is poised to head a high-level task force aimed at transforming the nation’s power sector.
A new report from SIDBI spotlights a significant and encouraging trend — the rapid expansion of “Green MSMEs” throughout India.
A new IEEFA report emphasizes the critical role of targeted co-financing in ensuring an equitable energy transition.
Driving towards a greener future, India targets 100 GW of wind power by 2030 as a core component of its decarbonization efforts
This strategic move reaffirms the government’s commitment to environmental justice and worker dignity, celebrating the significant contribution of waste pickers in combating plastic pollution
The green fuel corridor will link India’s emerging net-zero industrial clusters with Europe’s largest energy port, positioning Rotterdam as a critical entry point for green hydrogen carriers and fuels