India's carbon output could be halved at cost of $1.1 trillion, says report

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Clean power and energy-efficient technologies seen as vital to CO2 reduction

India would need to spend up to $1.1 trillion (£666bn) on energy-efficient and renewable power technologies to halve its carbon emissions by 2030, according to a new study released yesterday. India’s...

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