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Tackling the World’s Surging Cooling Demand

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By Akshima T Ghate, Sukanya Paciorek
| RMI
Between now and 2030, the increase in electricity demand for air conditioning systems alone will exceed that for data centers, one of the fastest-growing energy uses globally. By 2050, cooling electricity demand is expected to match the combined annual electricity consumption of the United States, China, India, Germany, and Japan today. Yet, cooling hasn’t made it to the top of energy transition conversations and receives far less attention than is needed.
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India's Path to Leadership at COP30 in Brazil

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By Ashish Kumar Singh Verified, Akshima T Ghate
| Deccan Herald Verified
Why clean transport is India’s strongest lever at COP30 At COP30, clean mobility gives India the chance to link climate action with jobs, energy security, and inclusive growth to showcase a model for the Global South
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From Promise to Purchase: Unlocking India’s Green Hydrogen Demand

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By Prashant Sarin, Sachin Kotak, Akshima T Ghate, Jagabanta Ningthoujam
| Bain & Company
India has committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2070. Green hydrogen will be a critical lever to achieve this aspiration, especially for hard-to-abate sectors, and other industrial segments, that are difficult to decarbonize through direct renewable energy electrification. Beyond decarbonization, green hydrogen could also help India improve its energy security by reducing its dependence on imports.
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