Why Indian Banks are Falling Behind in the Sustainable Finance Race

India’s banks must act now to lead the country’s low-carbon transition.

India’s Carbon Market Needs More than Good Intentions to Succeed

India’s carbon market holds immense potential, but systemic flaws and unaddressed challenges risk turning a climate solution into a greenwashing facade.

Hydropower sector in India must deal with escalating climate risks

India’s hydropower sector faces mounting climate risks, demanding urgent action to enhance resilience, modernize planning, and diversify financial mechanisms.

Amending Banks’ ways of measuring climate risk exposures

As the financial landscape shifts rapidly under climate pressures, integration of climate risk into core operations, capital requirements, and business models remains not a choice, but a vital prerequ...

Removing investment barriers to fund India’s energy transition

India wants half of its electricity from non-fossil sources by 2030, which means about 280 GW of solar and 140 GW of wind as per the Central Electricity Authority’s (CEA) estimates. The scale of inves...