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India is getting better at financing proven green technologies but is trailing on innovations for the future

livemint.com 31 Aug

India

India’s green transition isn’t short of finance but new clean-tech development mustn’t starve. The country risks spending billions of dollars deploying mature technologies while staying dependent on tech developed elsewhere.

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