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Green Hydrogen: Sanjeevani Booti For Driving India’s Energy Security, Energy Transition

Srabastee Biswas / 3 months

8 min read

By concentrating on below areas, India will strengthen its energy security and move towards a sustainable and prosperous future by supporting international collaboration in developing renewable energy sources to tackle climate change The preservation of nature and its sanctity are deeply ingrained in India’s cultural ethos. Ancient Indian lifestyle imbibed the principles of harmonious living […]

Empowering Marginalised Communities Needed To Strengthen Carbon Markets

Srabastee Biswas / 6 months

2 min read

Carbon markets are fast emerging as a critical mechanism for facilitating global climate action The climate crisis continues to exert its grip globally, with rising temperatures, sea level increases, shifting precipitation patterns, and heightened frequency of extreme weather events. However, the brunt of these impacts falls disproportionately on marginalised communities, despite their minimal contribution […]

Nations Reject Weak Carbon Market Rules

Srabastee Biswas / 7 months

4 min read

Countries have failed to adopt rules under Article 6.2, which covers bilateral actions between countries to reduce or remove greenhouse gas emissions Nations failed to reach a consensus on regulations to create a global carbon market during the 28 Conference of Parties (COP28) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, which concluded on […]

Navigating Voluntary Carbon Markets: Promise, Perplexity, and Potential

Kaviraj Singh / 7 months

6 min read

“Climate change is a reality, and carbon emissions are the culprits.” The urgent need to limit our carbon footprint has given rise to an innovative mechanism – voluntary carbon markets. In the heart of this growing market, India is crafting its path with the introduction of the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) 2023 by the […]

Key Initiatives On Nature, Carbon Markets, Renewables And More Discussed On Day 2 Of Business & Philanthropy Climate Forum At COP28

Srabastee Biswas / 8 months
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5 min read

The second day of the inaugural COP28 Business and Philanthropy Forum included key announcements on preserving nature, energy transition alongside a methane abatement accelerator and an initiative to decarbonise health supply chains Key business and philanthropy leaders joined with leaders of multilateral development banks and political leaders from emerging economies at COP28 on Saturday, […]

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Green Hydrogen: Sanjeevani Booti For Driving India’s Energy Security, Energy Transition

Empowering Marginalised Communities Needed To Strengthen Carbon Markets

Nations Reject Weak Carbon Market Rules

Navigating Voluntary Carbon Markets: Promise, Perplexity, and Potential

Key Initiatives On Nature, Carbon Markets, Renewables And More Discussed On Day 2 Of Business & Philanthropy Climate Forum At COP28

Caspian Debt Introduces Credit Facility To.

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Indian Businesses More Focused Than Global.