Climate Damage Is ‘Locked In’. The Bill for Carbon Is Rising Faster Than India’s Price for It.
Past emissions have already locked in a measure of future climate damage, but how much more depends on what governments
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Climate Damage Is ‘Locked In’. The Bill for Carbon Is Rising Faster Than India’s Price for It.
Past emissions have already locked in a measure of future climate damage, but how much more depends on what governments
Punjab’s 90% Drop in Farm Fires May Be a Trick of the Satellite’s Clock
Every winter for the past several years, Punjab's government has pointed to one number: farm fires are down, sharply. Officials
UltraTech Powers First Integrated Unit With 100% Green Energy
Indian cement company UltraTech Cement Limited has enabled its integrated cement manufacturing unit, Kukurdih Cement Works in Chhattisgarh, to meet
UK CBAM To Recognise India’s CCTS Carbon Price From 2027
The UK Treasury has confirmed to India's Bureau of Energy Efficiency that the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) qualifies for
Circolife Raises ₹40.45 Cr To Expand Cooling-as-a-Service Nationally
Circolife, a Cooling-as-a-Service (CaaS) platform for businesses, has raised $4.5 million (₹40.45 crore) in a Pre-Series A round. Its current
Google Picks Four Indian Climate-AI Startups For Accelerator
Google DeepMind opened its inaugural AI for the Planet Accelerator in Singapore this week, selecting 16 organisations from across Asia-Pacific
The Groundwater Law That Set North India’s Air on Fire
As this year's paddy season heads toward harvest, the two crises of water and air turn out to share a
August Energy, Energeia Target USD 100M C&I Energy Platform
August Energy, a Singapore-based regional energy-as-a-service (EaaS) infrastructure platform, and Energeia, an Indian energy efficiency company, have entered into a
Water Just Became the World’s Next Climate-Finance Test
World Water Week opened in Stockholm on Sunday under the theme “Water for People and Progress,” and the number driving
Uzbekistan Carbon-Credit Pilot Landed in India’s Cotton Belt
The International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC), the global intergovernmental body for the cotton trade has signed on technology partner Merago
Climate Change Is Making Assam’s Floods Harder to Predict
Persistent series of monsoon systems over the Bay of Bengal has kept Northeast India under continuous moisture supply, leading to
India’s New Carbon Market May Let Big Polluters Pay to Pollute, Report Warns
India's national carbon market is scheduled to begin trading by around October, according to the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, with
