COP29: Hope for Climate Mitigation and Climate Fund
Climate incidents have played global havoc. The loss and damage are yet to be established. All eyes are now on COP29
Climate incidents have played global havoc. The loss and damage are yet to be established. All eyes are now on COP29
Corporate India, despite having the resources and grit to take a proactive stance on climate action, largely remains a passive observer
Indian corporates are falling short of their decarbonization targets; only 5% of their yearly electricity consumption comes from RE
CBAM, currently affecting only 1.64 percent of India’s total exports, is an additional tax burden and trade barrier
As per IRENA statistics, despite rapid growth, the world may fall short of the triple renewable energy target set at COP28
The amount of electricity generated from coal increased by 10.4 percent during the six months ended June 30
The climate budget which represents 32.18% of the total capital expenditure, has been integrated into BMC’s existing fiscal framework
India’s farm-gate emissions are the primary source of greenhouse gas emissions in the agrifood system according to a WB report
Growing interest in environmentally responsible investments and India’s potential as a green finance market is driving green bonds demand
The green climate fund will contribute to the adaptation, mitigation, and strengthening of resilience in economically vulnerable sectors
A recent event highlighted the Indian carbon market’s potential for decarbonization and the role of e-mobility in energy transition
India’s agriculture sector has over 40 carbon credit projects, with pilot programs paying $10-30 per acre per year, according to various studies