A recent Asian Development Bank report estimates climate change could reduce India’s GDP by 24.7% by 2070, impacting poorer communities hardest
The United Nations’ Emissions Gap Report 2023 warns of a 3°C temperature rise by century’s end, affecting output, capital, and long-term consumption
India met two climate targets early—reducing emissions intensity by 33% from 2005 levels and achieving 40% of power capacity from non-fossil sources
In 2022, $115.9 bn was mobilised for developing countries, surpassing targets. However, an estimated $7.4 trn annually is needed by 2030 to limit warming
India’s low-cost solar and wind energy make it a leader in clean energy. Over 90 per cent of solar projects achieved investment-grade ratings by 2020
To meet future needs, private-sector financing is essential. Strengthening capital markets and sourcing domestic finance will ease exchange-rate pressures