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India has the advantage of US as a partner in fighting climate change: Kerry

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India has the advantage of US as a partner in fighting climate change: Kerry

John Kerry met with Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar and External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Tuesday

India is a “red-hot” funding alternative as a result of of its “clean energy” shift, stated U.S. particular envoy, suggesting that having the US as a partner in tackling climate change is a distinctive advantage. In his first public tackle after reaching Delhi for a four-day go to to organize for U.S. President Joseph Biden’s Climate Change Summit on April 22, Mr. Kerry stated the U.S. is dedicated to bringing emissions to beneath 1.5 levels Celsius, and hoped to help India cut emissions as effectively.

Mr. Kerry met with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, and Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar on Tuesday. He is anticipated to satisfy with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Petroleum minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Minister of State for Renewable Energy R.K. Singh on Wednesday.

“FM underscored the need to enhance financial flows to developing countries beyond $100bn to strengthen climate action,” a Ministry of Finance assertion stated, underscoring the want for developed nations’ to maintain their $100 billion dedication per 12 months to creating nations.

While it’s unclear whether or not he’ll make any bulletins on restoring some of the funding for India that the Trump administration had cancelled, Mr. Kerry is known to be discussing easy methods to deepen India’s targets for renewable energies, and laying the floor for the COP-26 summit in the UK later in the 12 months as effectively.

“India has an advantage that we didn’t have in the US as we were developing…Not just the benefits of decades of scientific and technical advancements. You also have the United States as your friend and partner. And we are here to support you on this path to a sustainable future,” Mr. Kerry stated in a videotaped message to the U.S. – India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) at a digital convention for South Asian women involved in the energy industry.

“India has the opportunity to both elevate women’s empowerment, and to avoid the mistakes made by other countries like ours. Instead of building a modern and sustainable society that is the envy of the world, some of us have contributed too much to the problem that we’re living through today,” he added, commending India for its management of the International Solar alliance, working in direction of targets of 450 gigawatts of renewables by 2030, and changing into a international market chief of photo voltaic vitality storage by 2040.

Calling for extra innovation and cooperation between India and the US in order to make a “net zero energy transition”, Mr. Kerry stated that the world must part out coal or thermal vitality “five times faster” than it has in the interval 2013-2018, ramp up renewable vitality six instances sooner and transition to electrical autos at a price 22 instances sooner in order maintain international warming will increase at 1.5 levels Celsius.

“I want to see want to see India flourish as a place of green tech hub of Asia, producing clean technologies and playing a critical role in global clean supply chains. I believe our two nations, the world’s two biggest democracies have a great deal to gain from joining hands for global leadership to confront the climate crisis and meet the moment,” Mr. Kerry stated.

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Tags: climate change talksEnvironment Minister Prakash JavadekarIndia-United States bilateral relationsJohn Kerry-Prakash Javadekar meetings jaishankarU.S. President Joseph Biden’s Climate Change SummitU.S. special envoy for climate change John Kerry
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