India’s path towards energy independence and a clean future: Harnessing india’s renewable edge for cost-effective energy independence by 2047

Abhyankar, Nikit; Mohanty, Priyanka; Deorah, Shruti; Karalı, Nihan; Paliwal, Umed; Kersey, Jessica; Phadke, Amol

doi:10.1016/j.tej.2023.107273

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“…Another important player in reducing CO2 emissions is India, the country that has demonstrated the largest increase in the use of fossil fuels over a 10 year period (+73.2%). The peculiarity of the Indian energy sector is the scarce mineral reserves, the predominance of coal in the structure of electricity production and the absence of main gas and oil pipelines from natural resource exporting countries [38], [39]. In addition, India is the only country that does not have an official policy of the economy decarbonization and reduction of CO 2 emissions.…”

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Comparative Analysis of National Decarbonization Policies: Is It Possible to Achieve Carbon Neutrality by 2050?

KARAEVA,

MAGARIL,

RUKAVISHNIKOVA

2023

WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment

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The complexity of the task of decarbonizing the global economy requires an integrated and coordinated approach from the governments of developed and developing countries, the organization of effective international cooperation and scientific and technological progress in the field of environmental technologies and alternative energy sources. At present, despite the measures taken, the problem of achieving carbon neutrality is the difficulties of abandoning fossil fuels in countries showing significant economic growth and being the largest CO2 emitters in recent decades. The purpose of this study is to review and analyse the current state of different energy sources consumption by the leading countries in CO2 emissions, and the projected changes in the global energy system during the fourth energy transition considering possible decarbonization scenarios. The article presents a comparative analysis of national policies and initiatives for the transition to a low-carbon economy and assesses the prospects for achieving the stated targets for reducing CO2 emissions by 2050.

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Comparative Analysis of National Decarbonization Policies: Is It Possible to Achieve Carbon Neutrality by 2050?

KARAEVA,

MAGARIL,

RUKAVISHNIKOVA

2023

WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment

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“…The extensive proliferation of EVs will necessitate higher energy production with corresponding impact on the electric grid (Kapustin & Grushevenko, 2020;Desai et al, 2023). Abhyankar et al (2023) explore the heavy dependence on imported oil (90%) and industrial coking coal (80%), which exposes us to volatility in global energy markets. They focus on the 3 major consumers -power, transport and industry.…”

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Vendor Partnerships in Sustainable Supply Chain in Indian Electric Two-Wheeler Industry – A Systematic Review of Literature

Achal,

2024

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UN Convention on Climate Change 2015 mandates reducing carbon footprint to reduce global warming. Considering environmental concerns, Electric Vehicles (EVs) spearhead the move towards green mobility. Niti Aayog (Indian Government) has envisaged an “EV only” scenario by 2030. Two wheelers dominate the Indian automobile industry with almost 80% market share. With the transportation sector accounting for 70% of world’s fossil fuels use, the need for a sustainable supply chain which addresses environment, economy and societal issues, has, of late, aroused interest in the business academic community and industries. Sustainability in business decision-making promotes efficiency, controls expenditure, enhances customer delight, increases sales and market share, optimises risk management strategy, and promotes profitability. This study intends to develop a conceptual framework after examining research gaps in sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) and allied topics like sustainability, green supply chain management, and vendor partnerships through collaborative efforts. Even the UN vide Goal 9 of sustainable goals pertaining to industry, highlights the importance of this framework.

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“…Notes: Emission factor for "Electricity" presents the CO 2 emission intensity of the power grid in 2022. Source:[242,254] …”

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Climate Impact of Primary Plastic Production

Karali,

Khanna,

Shah

2024

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India’s path towards energy independence and a clean future: Harnessing india’s renewable edge for cost-effective energy independence by 2047

Cited by 37 publications

References 5 publications

Comparative Analysis of National Decarbonization Policies: Is It Possible to Achieve Carbon Neutrality by 2050?

Comparative Analysis of National Decarbonization Policies: Is It Possible to Achieve Carbon Neutrality by 2050?

Vendor Partnerships in Sustainable Supply Chain in Indian Electric Two-Wheeler Industry – A Systematic Review of Literature

Climate Impact of Primary Plastic Production

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