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As the US climate support wanes under Trump 2.0, India pivots—seeking new partners to safeguard its clean energy future and global climate leadership ...
US oil production is set to peak in 2027, with limited global competition and weakening demand growth raising concerns over future market stability and price volatility ...
A sustainable LiB ecosystem requires shifting from “waste management” to “design-for-reuse,” with batteries built for recyclability, second-life use, and smarter lifecycle management ...
Despite political fluctuations between the US and India, several areas of cooperation remain worth exploring ...
With climate-induced losses soaring, green finance must adapt by scaling investment, mitigating risks, and ensuring financial resilience in a warming world ...
Regional governments in India and South Korea are shaping Asia’s climate future—Will national policies keep pace with their ambitious transition plans? ...
The end of Europe’s reliance on Russian gas transit marks a paradigm shift in global energy dynamics, as Europe shifts to LNG imports from the US and Qatar and prepares itself for an energy-independent future ...
Heat resilience is key to city-level climate action, requiring sustainable planning, green infrastructure, and policy coordination ...
As a renewable energy leader, India must balance its ambitions with addressing climate inequality and increasing adaptation funding ...
2025 will be crucial for addressing climate change, ensuring energy stability, and promoting sustainable economic growth ...
Macroeconomic policies that manage the consequences of green transition and support from the Global North are essential to India’s future as a green economy ...
This year’s COP saw a landmark agreement on Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, ending over a decade of negotiations and validating the persistence of carbon trading advocates. ...
The recent COP29 at Baku exacerbates the divide between developed and developing countries, as rich nations refuse to take financial responsibility for climate change ...
Although an increase in GDP marks an increase in energy consumption, India’s carbon and energy intensities have declined in the past decade, below the world average ...
While a “just transition” promotes a fair and clean future, its lack of clear commitments allows for political appeal without substantial reform ...
India's revised biofuels roadmap aims to boost ethanol blending from food crops by 2025, but has led to increased corn imports and higher global prices, undermining energy security ...
The Global South will house 90 percent of the world's population by 2050, which could impact India's energy and development by 2070. ...
Despite climate agreements like Kyoto and Paris, CO2 emissions keep rising. If this continues, we could run out of time to stop global warming from reaching dangerous levels by 2040. ...
The Global South prioritises energy for growth, while the Global North sustains high usage, highlighting global disparities. ...
WDR 2024 questions India’s 2047 "Golden Era" ambition, pointing to the middle-income trap as a major obstacle. ...
To sustain the growth seen in India’s biofuel sector, there's a pressing need to diversify beyond first-generation biofuels and improve the supply chain for waste-based second-generation biofuels ...
Cautious support for renewable energy in the budget and survey emphasizes complex trade-offs ...
The Surya Ghar scheme will provide 10M households with solar rooftops by 2027, aiming for significant emissions reductions. ...
To align with climate goals, India must shift budgetary practices to include climate adaptation and mitigation, ensuring long-term resilience and sustainability ...
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K. M Gopakumar is a Senior Researcher and Legal Advisor at Third World Network (TWN) and based in New Delhi, India. TWN is an independent, not-for-profit organisation that carries out policy research and advocacy on issues around trade and development, ...
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