Posted in India on December 30, 2008
| Sourced From The Economic Times |
NEW DELHI: Fancy owning cars painted with particles that will cool your vehicle drawing solar power and still not leave a trace of carbon in the air?
Or buildings that remain cool while consuming far less energy than they do now?
Posted in India on December 24, 2008
| Sourced From The Times of India |
NEW DELHI: The government has opposed moves to impose carbon tax on the aviation sector as well as the shipping industry that would make the consumer bear the burden.
Posted in India on December 20, 2008
| Sourced From WWF |
Delhi, India - Significantly more of India’s leading companies have signed up to voluntarily disclose carbon emissions and climate policies, a second round of reporting has shown.
The quality of reporting is up as well as the quantity, project sponsor WWF-India noted at the release of the India Carbon Disclosure Project Report 2008. (CDP-India 2008)
Posted in India on December 17, 2008
| Sourced From Machinist |
New Delhi : “We welcome this initiative (Carbon Disclosure Project) as it aims to inform and educate companies about the urgency to mainstream climate change related issues in their work,” said Mr Shyam Saran - the Prime Minister’s Special Envoy on Climate Change - speaking at the release of the second report of the India Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) 2008. “The National Action Plan on Climate Change released by the Government aims to work on the entire gamut of such issues through its well defined eight National Missions,” he added.
Posted in India on November 26, 2008
| Sourced From iStockAnalyst |
Acciona has announced that the Clean Development Mechanism of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, has agreed to register two wind farms owned by the company in India as clean development mechanism projects.
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Posted in India on October 29, 2008
MUMBAI: Amid fears that a global recession may impact the carbon credit market, consultants are advising Indian companies sale and buyback of certified emission reductions (CERs) through forward transactions.
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Posted in Carbon Market News, India on October 18, 2008
PUNE: State minister for forests Babanrao Pachpute distributed Rs 55 lakh as carbon credit (CC) funds to 24 Indian project promoters for commercializing their carbon credits for a period from January to December 2007.
Pachpute presented the funds at a city hotel on Saturday during the ‘Carbon Credit Fund Distribution Ceremony’ organized by MITCON Consultancy Services Limited, a firm dealing with energy auditing in industrial sectors.
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