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    Green bonds - Municipal bodies think change, climate change

    Brihanmumbai's ₹10,224 crore FY25 climate budget signifies Indian municipal bodies' shift to sustainability. With Solapur, Vadodara, Bhopal, Indore, and Pimpri-Chinchwad leading green initiatives, CEO Masood Mallick highlights Swachh Bharat Mission, regulatory evolution, and public-private partnerships. NGT's environmental compensation emphasizes compliance, increasing the need for green financing.

    MSMEs are on sustainability path but profitability focus can make the move faster

    MSMEs contribute a big part to India’s manufacturing output and hence, it becomes critical they adopt energy-efficient technologies to reduce operational costs.

    Indian Army propels towards zero-emission by introducing 113 electric buses

    The Indian Army has acquired 113 electric buses for troop transportation, aligning with the government's green initiatives. These 40-seater buses, with a range of 250 kilometers, are meant for plains and semi-hilly areas and are in the trial stage. This procurement supports India's zero-carbon emissions directive and highlights the military's commitment to eco-friendly solutions. The initiative reflects India's leadership in sustainable practices and innovation, encouraging other sectors to follow. The Indian Armed Forces are now blending national security with environmental stewardship for a greener future.

    Must accelerate action for sustainable development goals: UN Secy General

    The Sustainable Development Goals face challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic, conflicts, and climate change. Urgent global cooperation is needed to address rising poverty, conflict casualties, and displacement. Despite progress in renewable energy, more action is crucial for a just energy transition to achieve the SDGs by 2030.

    Only 17% of targets to improve life around the world are likely to be reached by 2030, UN reports

    Despite incremental progress in some areas, global sustainable development remains hindered by slow advancement and persistent challenges. Efforts in expanding technology access and renewable energy capacity show promise, but significant work is needed to address issues like gender equality and education to achieve the 2030 goals.

    How MSMEs are spearheading the digitisation of energy space

    Whether it's a smart fuelling station in Mumbai or an AI-driven oil rig in Gujarat, MSMEs are spearheading a digital transformation that promises to redefine the country’s energy future and drive sustainability in the Indian economy.

    The Economic Times
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