The Union budget should propose measures to incentivise the integration of renewable energy into the grid: Manish Dabkara of EKI Energy Services
Union Budget 2025: With the recent surge in interest in carbon markets, stakeholders from various sectors are eagerly waiting for clarity on regulatory frameworks
India’s green transition is having the effect of generating immense chances for entrepreneurship: Umesh Revankar of Shriram Finance
Budget 2025: In a nutshell, India's green transition is not just an environmental necessity; it is also an economic opportunity. As the world shifts
The fenestrations and glass industry could be transformed by implementing targeted actions: Dinesh Chandra Pandey of Shankar Fenestrations and Glasses
Budget 2025: Glass products with high energy efficiency, such as low radiation rates and solar control glass, are important to minimise thermal traditions and
The acceleration of a zero emissions economy must be at the heart of every upcoming economic transformation: Mahesh Ramanujam of the Global Network for Zero
Budget 2025: By highlighting tax relief, infrastructure development, support for small businesses, healthcare reforms, technology adoption, and sustainability goals that thrive on decarbonisation efforts,
For India’s recycling infrastructure to grow and make sustainable packaging more accessible, a 20% capital subsidy in establishing recycling infrastructure is crucial: Neeraj Jain, Cosmo First
Budget 2025: While companies and consumers keep working to bridge the demand-supply gap, to achieve this transition, we need fiscal, policy, and tax measures
Incentives for green energy projects can ensure that businesses across sectors contribute to a low-carbon economy: S Sunil Kumar of Henkel Adhesives Technologies India
Budget 2025: By creating an enabling ecosystem for green growth and advanced manufacturing, India will not only reinforce its position as a global manufacturing
The development of a robust charging network is critical to EV adoption: Pratik Kamdar of Neuron Energy
Budget 2025: Aligning GST rates, extending FAME II, incentivising consumers, prioritising charging infrastructure, promoting local manufacturing, and fostering international collaborations are essential steps to
The formal recognition of recycling as an industry is long overdue: Abhishek Agashe of ELima
Budget 2025: The 18% GST on scrap materials is counterproductive and discourages circularity. We urge the government to reduce input GST on scrap and
There can be provisions for awareness campaigns to educate citizens on responsible consumption and waste reduction: Radhika Kalia of RLG Systems India
Budget 2025: Renewable energy is expected to be a key focus area, considering India’s ambitious targets for the domain.
