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Decarbonization and Net Zero Goals

An important part of CPI’s work is developing analysis and tools to ensure public and private efforts on Paris Agreement targets are feasible, of integrity, and scalable. CPI’s work in this area includes the Framework for Sustainable Finance Integrity and the Net Zero Finance Tracker.

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An Introduction to CorporateTransition Assessments in India

Developed by RMI and CPI, the India-specific CTA Playbook helps financial institutions assess corporate transition risk at the asset level, evaluate decarbonization feasibility, and align lending with credible, bankable low-carbon pathways in India’s net-zero transition.

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Outlook of Future Mobility Jobs Market in India with EV Transition

India’s auto sector powers growth and ~37M jobs, but transport emissions demand cleaner mobility. With a 30% EV sales target by 2030, India needs skilled talent across batteries, electronics, and software, making reskilling key to a just transition.

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Policy Brief: Green Industrial Policy for India’s Iron and Steel Sector Transition

India’s iron and steel sector must expand to meet growing demand while reducing emissions in line with the country’s net-zero goal. This policy brief examines policy options to enable low-carbon steel production and their impacts on emissions, jobs, and project economics.

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Net Zero Finance Tracker

The Net Zero Finance Tracker (NZFT) provides the most robust and transparent data on the financial sector’s climate transition, informing policy direction, investment strategy, and advocacy decisions.

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Transforming India's Climate Finance through Sector-Specific Financial Institutions Part 3

This final blog in our series on “Transforming India’s Climate Finance Landscape” spotlights a bold opportunity: establishing a Green and Transition Finance (GTF) Window within key state-owned FIs. Building on their legacy in the power sector, this initiative could unlock targeted capital flows for...

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Transforming India's Climate Finance through Sector-Specific Financial Institutions Part 2

India’s shift to sustainable energy hinges on institutions like PFC and REC. With only a third of the INR 162.5 trillion needed for climate goals by 2030 currently flowing, these entities can close the gap by financing green tech, infrastructure, and transition projects. By diversifying portfolios,...
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