State of the Sector: Critical Energy Transition Minerals for India: Vol.I

Amrita Goldar (), Rajesh Chadha, Siddharth Goel and Rishabh Jain
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Abstract: This report provides a national roadmap for India to secure CETMs needed for its clean energy transition by addressing immediate and long-term challengesthrough strategic policy interventions and international cooperation. The primary objective of this report is to improve awareness across stakeholders involved in the climate and minerals sectors of government, civil society organisations, and industries about the importance of CETMs. While stakeholders have developed a basic understanding of the issue, there is a need for greater knowledge about market dynamics, finance, contracting, environmental and social issues, and institutional frameworks related to CETMs.

Keywords: clean energy; CETMs; low carbon; supply chai; value chain; miniral policy; icrier (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 181 page
Date: 2025-01
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