(5/5) 🚙EV sales continued to grow throughout Q2 FY26, indicating maturing adoption of EV in India’s automotive sector.

(4/5) 💰FDI in RE sector surges 12% in Q1 FY26 vs Q1 FY25, highlighting renewables’ rising investor appeal, pushing forward India’s energy transition.

(3/5) 📈 RBI holds repo rate steady at 5.50% in Q2 FY26, after Q1's back-to-back cuts - to 6% (April) & 5.5% (June), signalling controlled inflation and steady growth.

(2/5) ⚡1.5x growth in generation capacity addition in Q2 FY26 vs Q2 FY25. With ~78% of the addition from renewables, it boosts India's push to reach 50% non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030.

📢Lowest ever solar+storage tariff of INR 2.7/kWh discovered in Q2 FY26, share of RE+Hydro in daily electricity generation mix increased to 31.3%, and more. To stay ahead of India's energy transition curve, dive into CEEW-GFC’s Q2 2025-26 market handbook: https://t.co/E8g19JGcKw

The study highlights that expanding coverage must go hand-in-hand with better data quality, verification, and comparability. It outlines a pathway built on evidence-based coverage, digital monitoring and capacity-building to transform India’s corporates into global sustainability

💼 The Roadmap to Make India’s Climate Disclosures Globally Comparable India’s corporate climate action is only as strong as the data behind it. New @CEEW_GFC study examines how companies are reporting their greenhouse gas emissions under SEBI’s Business Responsibility and

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🔹 Scale concessional public capital for #adaptation across developing countries 🔹 Targeted deployment of public capital for #mitigation, supplemented by innovative sources 🔹 Bolster development finance institutions to deliver finance with a focus on crowding in private finance

🔹 Build enabling policy environments + financial systems for climate investments 🔹 Free up fiscal space and align public expenditure with SDGs, including #climate action 🔹 Strengthen South-South cooperation + leverage South-led multilateralism (3/6)

The policy brief recommends a six-point framework to maximise #climate finance flows in developing countries and inform the development of the Baku to Belém Roadmap to 1.3T.

H.E. André Aranha Corrêa do Lago, COP30 President Designate, @anaatoniii, CEO @Cop30noBrasil, and H.E. Kenneth Félix Haczynski da Nóbrega, @BrazilEmbassyIN, attended COP30 Conversations: The Alchemy of Solidarity.

Our new policy brief by @ArjunDutt_00 @P_Dhruba was launched at COP30 Conversations: The Alchemy of Solidarity, organised with the Embassy of Brazil.

🌍 COP29’s climate finance deal effectively left developing countries to fend for themselves in taking climate action. Can the Baku to Belém Roadmap to USD 1.3 Trillion offer a credible pathway to adequate and affordable climate #finance for developing countries? 🧵

(5/5) 🚗EVs charged ahead in Q1 FY26, making up 8.09% of total vehicle sales. With robust support from government schemes like PM E-DRIVE, EV sales grew by 34% as compared to Q1 FY25, with an increase of 3% vs Q4 FY25.

(4/5) Five standalone energy storage tenders concluded this quarter – shows the continued momentum for BESS in India.

(3/5) 📈RE sector saw its highest-ever annual FDI inflow, marking ~6.3% year-on-year growth. This is considerable as RE share of total FDI has been on an upswing in the recent few years, growing from a low of 1.3% in FY21 to 8% in FY25.

(2/5) ⚡India added a massive 12.2 GW of RE in net power generation capacity in Q1 FY26 This overwhelming domination of RE signals a decisive pivot towards the clean energy target of achieving 50% installed capacity from non-fossil fuel-based sources by 2030.

(1/5) 📢Non-fossil energy FDI flows reached USD 4 billion in FY25, marking the highest ever inflow into the sector India’s energy transition is gaining momentum. To stay ahead of the curve, dive into CEEW-GFC’s Q1 2025-26 market handbook: https://t.co/Ch0SqjAWDK

(5/5) 🚗Over 1.9 million EVs were sold in FY25 – a 17% jump from FY24 With robust support from the PM E-DRIVE scheme, electric mobility is moving from the margins to the mainstream.