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The world’s biggest economies have agreed to triple renewable capacity by 2030, but also insist on using unproven technologies for carbon removal instead of phasing down fossil fuels.

The world’s biggest economies have agreed to triple renewable capacity by 2030, but also insist on using unproven technologies for carbon removal instead of phasing down fossil fuels.


India is betting big on carbon capture and coal gas despite global failures. With a new entrant, the race for Shell’s renewable platform in the country is hotting up. Plus, why the solar relief rally might be premature.
After a headline solar acquisition this week, Anil Agarwal’s nephew is slowly becoming a prominent name in the power sector.
The sector might be hot right now, but the deep-rooted problem of climate change will take a long time to make any impact, especially in developing economies like India. Are VCs willing to wait?

India is betting big on carbon capture and coal gas despite global failures. With a new entrant, the race for Shell’s renewable platform in the country is hotting up. Plus, why the solar relief rally might be premature.
After a headline solar acquisition this week, Anil Agarwal’s nephew is slowly becoming a prominent name in the power sector.
The sector might be hot right now, but the deep-rooted problem of climate change will take a long time to make any impact, especially in developing economies like India. Are VCs willing to wait?