Índia
Na Índia, o Climate Policy Initiative (CPI) desenvolve soluções inovadoras em finanças e políticas que apoiam o crescimento verde e planos de transição críveis e equitativos. Nosso trabalho contribui para que o Governo da Índia, Instituições Financeiras de Desenvolvimento, o setor privado e a economia indiana como um todo alcancem objetivos ambiciosos de neutralidade de carbono e sustentabilidade. Esse trabalho abrange finanças verdes, finanças sustentáveis, energia renovável e transição energética justa.
Nossos esforços estão concentrados em três áreas temáticas: viabilizar capital por meio da gestão de fundos, criação de financiamento misto e estruturas de gerenciamento de risco; promover iniciativas de finanças verdes e sustentáveis através do mapeamento de fluxos financeiros e da avaliação de impactos ambientais; e possibilitar uma transição justa através da transformação dos sistemas de eletricidade, redução de emissões e criação de um quadro justo.
Entre outras pesquisas, análises e esforços de inovação financeira, gerenciamos: a janela da Índia do Global Innovation Lab for Climate Finance , uma incubadora de instrumentos inovadores de financiamento climático; a iniciativa India Clean Energy Finance, um programa para mobilizar financiamento de dívida para energia solar distribuída; a India Pure Finance Facility, uma iniciativa para promover aplicações produtivas de Energia Renovável; e o India Center for Sustainable Finance, uma hub de conhecimento e networking concebida para acelerar o setor financeiro da Índia rumo a um futuro mais sustentável.
Nossa expertise inclui energia renovável, financiamento climático, transporte sustentável, descarbonização industrial, transição justa e esverdeamento do setor financeiro. Dhruba Purkayastha é o diretor do escritório da Índia.
Publicações em destaque
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Fast-tracking finance to abate India’s SLCPs
Short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs) like methane, black carbon, and HFCs drive warming and pollution in India. Targeted action can quickly benefit climate, health, and food security, but progress is slowed by funding gaps, weak policies, and poor data. To accelerate SLCP cuts, India must align policies, boost blended finance, and scale tech in agriculture, waste, and fossil fuels. Dedicated funds, pooled bonds, and stronger collaboration can unlock investment, cut emissions, and build resilience.
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Navigating the EV Shift: Opportunities and Challenges for Automotive MSMEs
While EV adoption dominates policy dialogues, the readiness of MSME suppliers remains underexplored. This study fills that gap by presenting insights from automotive component manufacturing (ACM) MSMEs. Through industry sentiment analysis, stakeholder consultations, and data-driven research, CPI evaluates disruptions, identifies barriers, and captures MSME expectations.
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Publicações recentes
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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 emissions reduction and clean tech adoption in hard-to-abate sectors. As India advances toward its net-zero targets, the GTF Window offers a critical pathway to scale green and transition finance, derisk projects, and attract global investment.
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Evolution of Business Models to Support Zero-Emission Truck Adoption
Trucks contribute 45% of India’s road transport emissions, but high costs and financing barriers hinder zero-emission truck (ZET) adoption. Traditional models fall short, making Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS), battery swapping, and Truck-as-a-Service (TaaS) essential for reducing costs and enabling scalability. Explore how these models can drive India’s sustainable freight transition in our latest blog.
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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, issuing green bonds, and aligning with global funds, they can accelerate the low-carbon transition while managing risks like stranded assets and shifting energy needs.
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Scaling transition finance for green industrial transition of the Indian Iron & Steel sector
This discussion paper provides a comprehensive framework and actionable recommendations for scaling transition finance to support the green industrial transition of India’s iron and steel sector, addressing both the needs of primary and secondary steel producers.
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Decarbonizing India's Steel Industry: How Transition Finance Can Help
India’s steel sector is the largest industrial emitter, contributing 10-12% of the country’s total carbon emissions. Learn how transition finance can enable a gradual shift toward low-carbon steel production, bridging the gap until commercially viable green technologies emerge.
