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LATEST NEWS UPDATES | Explained | What is India’s future strategy on emissions? -Jacob Koshy

Explained | What is India’s future strategy on emissions? -Jacob Koshy

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published Published on Nov 20, 2022   modified Modified on Nov 20, 2022

-The Hindu

Is the use of nuclear power and hydrogen critical for India to transition to a carbon neutral economy? Besides the use of electric vehicles, what are some of the other plans on the anvil to help the country achieve net zero by 2070? 

 The Climate Change Conference (COP27) at Sharm el-Sheikh was to end on Friday but the deadline was extended to the weekend because there were divisions among member countries on the final text of the agreement. While India unveiled its much-awaited Long-Term Low Emission Development Strategy during COP27, several outstanding issues remain.

The Paris Agreement of 2015 required countries to submit a plan demonstrating how they would switch their economies from being reliant on fossil fuel to clean energy sources. This was to include measures to be taken to keep temperatures from rising beyond 2°C, and preferably keep it at 1.5°C by the end of the century and becoming carbon neutral or achieving net zero. India has committed to being net zero by 2070. The deadline to make a commitment was 2020 but the pandemic meant deadlines were extended. India is now in a group of about 60 countries — the Paris Agreement has over 190 signatories — to have submitted a strategy document to the UN.

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The Hindu, 20 November, 2022, https://www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/energy-and-environment/explained-what-is-indias-future-strategy-on-emissions/article66158502.ece


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