India & World Resources Institute

India: India's Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are facing severe compliance challenges due to the European Union's CBAM, threatening the export competitiveness of its steel and aluminium sectors. The Government of India is urged to intervene with support and policy adjustments.

World Resources Institute: World Resources Institute (TERI) is represented by R. R. Rashmi, who highlighted the challenges faced by Indian MSMEs due to CBAM and suggested solutions like a national fund and mutual recognition regimes.

India: India>>> is the host nation for this scheme, with its central government providing significant funding and its various ministries and states collaborating on implementation.

World Resources Institute: The World Resources Institute>>> co-prepared a report on source apportionment of particulate matter, contributing to the scientific basis for the scheme.

India: India is the central actor, driving the green hydrogen mission and clean energy transition. The policy enhances its global standing and economic prospects in clean energy.

World Resources Institute: The authors are affiliated with TERI, which provides research and analysis supporting the green hydrogen narrative.

World Resources Institute: Arunendra K. Tiwari, a fellow at World Resources Institute, commented on the potential benefits and challenges of opening India's nuclear sector to private participation.

World Resources Institute: World Resources Institute (TERI) projected India's wind energy capacity requirements, contributing to the strategic planning for the sector.