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CEA Proposes New Scheduling Framework for Coal Plants as Renewable Power Expands

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (1050+ words) The report recommends dedicated ramping and stabilisation blocks, revised ramp-rate targets and greater use of storage, hydro and gas for fine grid balancing to prevent renewable integration from imposing excessive stress on coal-fired units SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy | SDG…...

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India Calls for Predictable Global Finance for Land Restoration at UNCCD COP17

3+ week, 6+ hour ago   (418+ words) At the UN desertification conference, India presented a mix of public funds, green bonds, private participation and restoration credits as a model for financing degraded landscapes, while arguing that domestic resources cannot replace additional international support SDG 13: Climate Action | SDG…...

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IMF Maps How Emerging Economies Can Draw Private Capital into Climate Projects

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (515+ words) An IMF study argues that private climate finance will not increase through financial instruments alone. Governments must also lower economy-wide investment risks, improve returns on green projects and use public funds selectively to make near-viable projects investable SDG 7: Affordable and…...

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India's Carbon Credit Programmes Must Be Designed for Smallholder Farmers

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (314+ words) New evidence from Bihar shows how programme design shapes the scalability of voluntary carbon credit programmes across India's smallholder agriculture Banda Sainath is a Scientist (Agricultural Economics) at ICAR Research Complex for Eastern Region, Patna. SDG 13: Climate Action | SDG 2: Zero…...