Cooperation Amid Constraint: Limits and Possibilities of India–China Climate Interactions
The likely future of India–China climate engagement will not rest on a comprehensive partnership or political convergence. It will depend on whether both countries can institutionalise narrow, sector-specific forms of interdependence that advance decarbonisation while keeping geopolitical risk manageable
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Cooperation Amid Constraint: Limits and Possibilities of India–China...
The likely future of India–China climate engagement will not rest on a comprehensive partnership or political convergence. It... -
Mobilising Industry: Towards Stronger Africa–India Critical Minerals...
This paper examines the presence of Indian companies in Africa’s mineral sector, identifies their motivations and constraints,... -
Battery Circularity in India – A Billion-Dollar Long-Term...
This study assesses India’s EV battery circular economy opportunity through FY 2040–41 by analysing EV sales trajectories,...
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Seminar
12
Nov
2026
04:00 PM
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05:30 PM (IST)
6, Dr Jose P Rizal Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi – 110021
The CSEP Electricity and Carbon Tracker is a near-real-time tracker that shows electricity generated by source (e.g. Renewable, Thermal) at a national level. It also shows total electricity-based CO2 emissions every five minutes and CO2 emissions per kWh. Additionally, it displays the moving averages for each generation source, as well as a wide variety of summary statistics and analysis.
The Centre for Social and Economic Progress (CSEP) is an independent, public policy think tank with a mandate to conduct research and analysis on critical issues facing India and the world and help shape policies that advance sustainable growth and development.