Green growth accelerates as firms turn climate strategy into market advantage
Green revenues are growing faster than conventional markets as a new WEF–BCG report forecasts the global green economy will reach $7 trillion by 2030
Belem summit sets new momentum for global climate action: Anu Chaudhary of Uniqus Consultech
COP30: Momentum from Belem powers the path to and beyond
Can waste power the future of sustainable energy: Udit Garg of Kundan Green Energy
Modern waste-to-energy solutions are evolving as cities seek cleaner, smarter ways to manage waste while generating electricity and fuels
Catering to aspirations for better living standards while also mitigating climate risks poses a huge challenge: Pratyush Thakur of Blueleaf Energy
India needs sustained economic growth of 6–7% or more for decades to become a developed country by 2047, which will naturally increase emissions. In
While India’s renewable energy goals may seem too ambitious, they are certainly achievable with decisive action: Piyush Goyal of Volks Energie
Budget 2025: Giving financial assistance, subsidies, low-interest loans, etc for rooftop solar systems would certainly make it more affordable.
Focused interventions in water saving, electricity conservation, and sustainable manufacturing can set a new benchmark for India’s environmental stewardship: Thomas Stopper of Hansgrohe Group
Budget 2025: Financial backing for clean transportation, including EV charging infrastructure, can complement these efforts.
