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ID132908
Title ProperCoping with climate change
Other Title InformationIndia-EU cooperation on renewable energy and clean technology
LanguageENG
AuthorUpadhyay, Dinoj Kumar
Publication2014.
Summary / Abstract (Note)Promotion of renewable energy and application of clean technology are essential for limiting emissions of GHG and facilitating environmentally compatible development. Although India and the European Union (EU) recognise their vulnerability to climate change, they differ on their 'normative claims' of the global climate change regime. India and the EU do not agree on emission cut targets. They can cooperate in multiple ways in the areas of clean technologies, renewable energy, research and development and sharing knowledge for sustainable development planning, etc. India has adopted a comprehensive National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC), which comprises of both mitigation and adaptation measures to climate change. The implementation of the NPACC would be crucial in shaping a policy for inclusive and sustainable development. Hence, cooperation between India and the EU can take place in areas of the NAPCC that would help not only in coping with climate change, but also in enhancing India's economic relations as well as development partnership with the EU.
`In' analytical NoteIndia Quarterly Vol.70, No.3; Sep.2014: p.241-256
Journal SourceIndia Quarterly Vol.70, No.3; Sep.2014: p.241-256
Key WordsEuropean Union - EU ;  GHG ;  NAPCC ;  Climate Change ;  Mitigation Adaptation ;  Renewable Energy ;  Clean Technology ;  India ;  India - EU Relations ;  India - EU Economic Relations ;  India - EU Power Relations ;  India - EU Energy Cooperation ;  Energy Cooperation ;  Energy Policy ;  Energy Security


 
 
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