Climate Risk Horizons
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Identifying and analyzing the impact on investment value that the climate crisis is already exerting, and how it plays out over long time horizons.
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Joined February 2020
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🔗Read our latest report that quantifies Tamil Nadu's FPV #potential and the #financial #savings it can generate: . @climateactionTN @SECI_Ltd @mnreindia @poovulagu @Nise_Gurgaon @TANGEDCO_Offcl @ashishfernandes @harshit91
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Socio-ecological impacts of FPVs require consideration and existing community rights need to be safeguarded in case of competing uses of reservoirs.
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FPV presents distinct advantages:.✅they do not require land acquisition.✅reduce water evaporation by shading the waterbody.
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Savings from FPV could offset 50% of @TANGEDCO_Offc’s 2023-24 losses, which stood at INR 6,920 crore.
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The lower electricity tariffs from FPV can generate savings of INR 3,211 crore annually, and over INR 16,000 crore over a five-year period.
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At an average tariff of Rs. 3.16/kWh, electricity from FPV would cost less than half the average tariff of state-based coal thermal power plants and 30% lower than the average tariff of central-sector plants in 2025. This gap will grow in future as coal costs continue to rise.
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The unit cost of energy purchased by TANGEDCO from central and state TPPs has grown at a CAGR of 5.71%, from Rs. 3.75/kWh in 2018-19 to Rs.5.53/kWh in 2025-26. At this pace, the projected per unit cost of coal-based energy would reach Rs. 7.3/kWh by 2030.
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This can generate 7,777 MU of electricity annually, enough to replace electricity from the expensive North Chennai I and Tuticorin coal power plants.
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By utilising 40% of the minimum surface area of 57 reservoirs, Tamil Nadu has the potential to install 3.5 GW of Floating Solar Photovoltaics (FPV) capacity.
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To meet its #energy goals and deliver cheaper #electricity, TN must utilise its FPV potential, which this report has quantified.
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Meanwhile, @TANGEDCO_Offc has faced mounting losses due to:.🚫costly PPAs with coal plants.🚫rising prices of coal.🚫under recovery of dues.
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TN aims to increase the share of green energy to 50% by 2030. To achieve this, TNGECL plans to increase green energy generation by 100 billion units.
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#NEW! Tamil Nadu has 3.5 GW floating solar potential that can save the state INR 16,000 crore over five years: CRH’s new report.
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CRH's latest analysis on coal financing by Indian banks was featured in @thewire_in . Read full article by @aathiperinchery at 📈Read CRH's full report at #inthenews #climatefinance #coalfinance #greenbanking #climaterisks.
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CRH's latest report shows that #financing #coal is risky, due to a confluence of factors. Explore the full report to understand the implications of continued #coal financing: . #Coalfinancing #NetZero #ClimateResilience #Coals #IndianBanks
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"Underwriting coal may appear less direct than lending, but it still has implications for India’s clean energy goals", says Anusha, co-author of our latest report. 📘 Read the latest report to learn more about coal financing trends in India:
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Between 2016 and 2023, Indian banks poured nearly USD 29 billion into coal — despite climate commitments. Our new report explores coal financing in India & unpacks the risks: .#ClimateResilience #NetZero #CoalFinancing
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🗞️New @timesofindia coverage of @ClimateHorizons' latest report highlights a new contradiction: .Despite India's clean energy progress, Indian banks have invested nearly USD 29 billion in the coal sector since 2016. 🔗Read article by @NeelkamalTOI :
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