What role does energy efficiency in urban households play in India’s net zero drive? In this blog, we analyse policies and behavioural barriers to suggest ways forward.
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Cities like Mumbai and Chennai need to stop overlooking their mangroves, seagrasses, and tidal marshes. Collectively known as blue carbon ecosystems, these spaces are vital in safeguarding urban coastal areas from climate change.
In this article, PULL identifies causes for this lag from our own research. We look at possible future pathways in which rooftop solar will be more widely adopted by India’s urban commercial sector, and how this will shape our cities.
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This blog illustrates some of the key barriers and opportunities of a low carbon transition in India and developing countries.
What is it like to work on the business and management side of climate change?
In the episode of MAP, Mahua Acharya, a pioneering figure in sustainability, shares insights from her years of working in carbon markets, tips to excel in a career in this field, and exciting trends upcoming in the energy sector!
In the latest episode of the Monsoon Academy Podcast, Karthik Ganesan, Fellow and Director of Strategic Partnerships at CEEW, shares his journey from the aviation industry to the clean energy sector.
Based on the insights derived from our talk, ‘Can Digitalisation and AI Accelerate India’s Energy Transition’, this blog outlines the opportunities and challenges of harnessing artificial intelligence in meeting India’s energy goals.
In this episode of the Monsoon Academy podcast, host Shantha Venugopal welcomes Ms. Anuja Malhotra, who works at the science-policy practice interface in India.
This episode highlights the importance of conviction as the fuel for success, while also sharing essential skills needed to navigate a career in climate in today’s media landscape.
In this episode, our host Shantha Venugopal engages in a conversation with the director of the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre, Aditya Bahadur, tracing his journey from being a literature student in college to becoming one of the foremost experts on climate adaptation today. He talks about how he developed his skills as a researcher, a thought leader and an organizational head, and what makes working in the climate space worth all the hard work.
