Creative Sol House

India’s Net-Zero Commitment Success

India has ranked sixth globally in corporate climate action, with 127 companies committing to net-zero targets under the Science-Based Targets initiative. Indian corporations are demonstrating increasing awareness and action toward sustainability, despite being responsible for approximately 7% of global emissions. High-emission sectors, such as power and energy, remain behind in adopting net-zero strategies.

This aligns with India’s broader commitment to integrating ESG principles into corporate operations. The government needs to intervene to boost sustainability initiatives, with over 60% of sustainability-focused startups calling for increased funding support. Expanding net-zero commitments across high-emission sectors and supporting climate innovation startups are key priorities for India’s sustainability journey.

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn

Leave a Comment

Dive Deeper into Similar Topics

UN’s $200B Biodiversity Plan

Governments have agreed to mobilize at least $200 billion annually by 2030 to fund biodiversity conservation. This agreement establishes permanent financial mechanisms and strengthens monitoring and reporting frameworks. The goal

Read More

EU Unveils Clean Industrial Revolution

The European Commission has launched the Clean Industrial Deal, a €100 billion initiative aimed at reinforcing industrial competitiveness, reducing emissions, and securing Europe’s clean energy future. This sweeping business plan

Read More

Hong Kong Enhances ESG Disclosure

Hong Kong’s Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority (MPFA) is enforcing stricter ESG disclosure requirements on 12 major pension fund managers. This move aims to boost transparency in risk management and

Read More

India’s Path to Electric Sustainability

India’s PM Electric Drive Revolution in Innovative Vehicle Enhancement (PM E-DRIVE) Scheme aims to accelerate the transition to electric mobility and strengthen the country’s EV ecosystem. PM E-DRIVE promotes the adoption

Read More