Unlocking Global Funds: The Key to India's Green Transition

Madhav Pai, CEO of WRI India, highlighted the need to unlock international finance for green energy transition. Currently, 83% of funding is domestic. Efforts are underway with various sector collaborations and MoUs to accelerate India's clean energy goals and strengthen resilience against climate challenges.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 02-09-2025 19:14 IST | Created: 02-09-2025 19:14 IST
Unlocking Global Funds: The Key to India's Green Transition
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The green energy transition in India requires international finance unlocking, with 83% currently funded domestically, according to Madhav Pai, CEO of WRI India.

Speaking at WRI India's Connect Karo event, Pai emphasized the crucial role of international finance to meet India's climate objectives, particularly for sectors like green steel and cement.

WRI India has signed MoUs with organizations, aiming to boost clean energy transitions and electric mobility. Challenges remain in addressing emissions from agriculture and enhancing carbon sinks for climate resilience.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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