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Gujarat to Showcase Green Energy Leadership at COP29 in Azerbaijan

ByNeelima
2024-11-12.8 months ago
Gujarat to Showcase Green Energy Leadership at COP29 in Azerbaijan
Gujarat to Showcase Green Energy Leadership at COP29 in Azerbaijan

Gujarat’s Minister of Finance, Energy, and Petrochemicals, Kanubhai Desai, will lead a delegation at the COP29 climate summit in Baku, showcasing the state’s dedication to promoting clean energy and enhancing climate resilience.

Accompanied by ACS S.J. Haider and Jai Prakash Shivahare, MD of Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd. (GUVNL), Desai will engage with representatives from nearly 200 countries to address global climate issues from November 11-14, as stated by the Gujarat government.

India's COP29 delegation emphasizes fair climate financing and supports technology transfers for developing nations to meet climate goals effectively.

Gujarat, a leader in renewable energy in India, is ready to share its expertise in solar, wind, and clean technologies. Kanubhai Desai’s team will emphasise Gujarat’s accomplishments in attracting investments in clean technologies and enacting policies that promote sustainable development.

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Gujarat’s Role in India’s Climate Action

The Gujarat delegation highlights the state's leadership in green energy and sustainable development, focusing on solar and wind power expansion. Gujarat has significantly boosted solar projects and developed essential wind farms, playing a key role in India's renewable energy aspirations.

Gujarat showcases how clean energy policies and climate-resilient infrastructure can balance economic growth with environmental sustainability for others to emulate.

India aims to secure global climate finance commitments for both mitigation and adaptation, a goal shared by many attending nations.

During the summit, the EU and US pushed for solid agreements on climate financing and loss and damage frameworks. Key coalitions such as G77 + China, African Group, and Alliance of Small Island States are pushing for adaptation measures.

These groups stress the need for financial and technological backing for developing countries to manage climate-related challenges and decrease emissions.

The Gujarat government’s participation in COP29 reinforces its status as a frontrunner in India’s shift toward green energy. Gujarat will showcase its impactful renewable energy projects and policies, emphasising state-level actions addressing global climate change challenges.

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