The National green hydrogen mission, emerged as a cornerstone of industrial decarbonisation efforts: Ramakrishnan M of Primus Partners
Rewind 2024: India’s sustainability journey has underscored its dual commitment to climate action and economic development.
‘Carbon as a Service’? COP29’s Article 6 adoption brings a new era for carbon markets like SaaS
Smaller economies or nations with low emissions may not have sufficient carbon trading activity to justify the establishment of a dedicated registry.
COP29 or Flop29: Reactions
In her communication on COP29 or Flop29, Katharine Hayhoe, a renowned climate scientist, says that COP29 providing for $300 billion a year to help
$300 billion COP29 deal falls short for climate action by poor nations
COP29 delivered a historic climate deal despite geopolitical tensions, with rich and developing nations committing $300 billion annually by 2035.
COP29 in Baku: catalysing climate positive action on the global stage
COP29 has convened in Baku, Azerbaijan, gathering world leaders, policymakers, and industry frontrunners with a unified goal: accelerating the global transition toward a climate-positive
Stitching a greener future, COP29 tailors the global climate action
The challenge is to move beyond pledges and establish frameworks that allow countries to pursue climate action without jeopardising financial stability.
Government, private sector, and financial synergy for COP29 targets
MDBs are also crucial in addressing high-risk projects that are less attractive to private investors.
What can we expect the ‘finance COP’ to Offer to India?
With the true financial need running into trillions, COP29 is where those ambitions must turn into concrete financial support.
It will take time and energy to actually to get the carbon markets up and running: Ramakrishnan M, of Primus Partners
There were some concerns raised with the choice of Baku in itself. Azerbaijani president Ilham Aliyev clearly called “oil and gas” as “a gift
