Report: Renewables could slash India's industrial emissions ahead of EU carbon tariff introduction

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Study by Ember explores how India could cut industrial emissions by 17 per cent, reducing exporters' exposure to EU's imminent carbon border levy

India's companies and policymakers are being urged to prepare for the EU's upcoming Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) by exploring options to slash its industrial emissions by switching to renewable...

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