Climate finance Target: Real or Hogwash?
India is advocating for a $1 trillion annual climate finance target at the Azerbaijan United Nations Climate Change Conference or COP29
India is advocating for a $1 trillion annual climate finance target at the Azerbaijan United Nations Climate Change Conference or COP29
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India is prioritizing international cooperation and is assessing its financial requirements at COP29 to set quantifiable goals.
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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
The richest 1 percent of the global population produced twice as much carbon pollution as the five billion people
The Article 6.4 Supervisory Body has agreed on recommendations on CO2 removals and standards to develop carbon crediting methodologies
Developed countries, including the US, EU, and Russia, are not on track to meet their 2030 carbon emission reduction targets
Microsoft and Heirloom have signed the DAC deal to advance net-zero commitments under the First Movers Coalition
The software, called the National Carbon Registry, has been accredited as a digital public good (DPG). As a DPG, the registry uses open source code which allows countries to customize information as per their needs.
The Maharashtra government has set up a panel to monitor implementation of the Maharashtra State Action Plan for Climate Change (MSAPCC).
As the world works to reverse/restrict the harmful impact of deforestation, the Collaborative Partnership on Forests (CPF) has signed a new collaboration partnership. The Green Climate Fund (GCF), one of the world’s largest providers of forest finance, has joined the CPF in a bid to end deforestation and ensure the sustainable management of forests and