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The event also marked the launch of CEEW-GFC’s latest #PolicyBrief: Mobilising Private Finance for Climate Investment in India. The discussions emphasised that scaling private finance is not just about increasing capital flows, but strengthening the overall ecosystem.

Keynote speaker Smt. Chandni Raina (DEA, Ministry of Finance) highlighted the role of India’s upcoming Climate Finance Taxonomy in ensuring regulatory coherence and preventing greenwashing.

How can India mobilise private capital at scale for its climate goals? This question anchored a CEEW–GFC dialogue with leaders from finance, policy & industry. @FinMinIndia @NaBFID_official @TheOfficialSBI @IFSCA_Official @avaadagroup @shtiwari1275 @NIUA_India @AFD_en

With the right structures in place, adaptation investments can become viable, scalable, and investable at scale. This is where clearer definitions, better financial structures, and stronger institutions matter. 📘 Read the full study: ceew.in/gfc/publicatio…

A new policy brief by CEEW-GFC examines how private capital can scale climate investment and proposes a 3×3 framework: - Barriers: flow, cost, scale - Solutions: instruments, institutions, policies & regulations A structured way to move from constraints to action.

$100 billion a year. That’s what climate adaptation will take in India. Today, adaptation fin is ~$15 billion annually. While mitigation sectors attract private capital, adaptation fin is still evolving, even as need to build resilience across agri, water, health & infra grows

5/5 📈 RBI cuts repo rate by 25 basis points The move signals monetary policy easing, aimed at improving liquidity conditions and supporting economic growth momentum.

4/5 🔋 Lowest ever BESS tariff of INR 1.23 per unit discovered in this quarter The record low tariff signals improving cost competitiveness and growing confidence in energy storage systems.

1/5 📢Renewables surpassed 50% share of the total installed capacity of India in Q3 FY26; INR 10,000 crore green bonds auctioned this quarter Dive into CEEW-GFC’s Q3 2025-26 Market Handbook to stay ahead of the curve: ceew.in/gfc/markets_an…

The study calls for clear national EV targets with category-wise sub-targets, aligned state roadmaps, better data transparency, and dynamic recalibration of PM EDRIVE incentives, ensuring India’s EV transition is not just fast, but equitable. 📘 Read ceew.in/gfc/publicatio…

CEEW-GFC’s new study, Navigating India’s Electric Mobility Transition: Market Dynamics to Policy Shifts, finds that EV sales have grown 15x since FY20. E2Ws emerge as the largest segment by FY25, signalling broader household & enterprise uptake. (2/3)

🚍🛵🚙PM EDRIVE delivers 1.13 million EVs with half the per-vehicle subsidy of FAME II, yet achieving 3.4 times higher annual volumes. (1/3)

What explains the inability of countries to deliver on their own climate goals? Bad planning? Poor execution? Inadequate finance? I’m thrilled to be moderating this #COP30 side-event that shines a spotlight on the gap between climate plans and implementation. Join us! @CEEW_GFC

(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.

📢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: shorturl.at/1NVNz