As India Approaches Net Zero, Some Critical Q&As

Jamshyd Godrej and Anshu Bharadwaj, , April 7, 2021

In recent weeks, there have been media reports on the possibility of India announcing net zero emission targets. This has led to an intense debate. Some scholars have advocated that it is in India’s interest to announce net zero emissions targets by 2050. Others have urged restraint highlighting the magnitude of challenge involved and argue that we first decide on peaking. Some have questioned the very need for such announcements.

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Jamshyd Godrej is Chairman, Board of Directors at Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation
Anshu Bharadwaj, CEO, Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation

 

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