The International Forum for Environment, Sustainability and Technology, known by the acronym iFOREST calculated that $600 billion would be needed for investments in new industries and infrastructure, and $300 billion would be allocated for grants and subsidies to support coal industry workers and affected communities.
IFOREST ने अपनी जो नयी रिपोर्ट जारी की है वह जर्मनी, पोलैंड और दक्षिण अफ्रीका जैसे मुख्य कोयला उत्पादक देशों में जस्ट ट्रांजिशन के अनुभव पर आधारित है.
iFOREST said a framework for the just transition at the national and state levels is essential for India’s goals of net zero emissions by 2070 and energy independence by 2047.
At least $900-billion will be required for just energy transition in India over the next 30 years, just considering the coal mines and thermal power sectors.
Reports come amid pressure on India to join Just Transition Energy Partnership, an agreement to fund accelerated transition from coal. India has so far resisted proposition.
