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Three-day Workshop on Sustainable Energy Concluded

A three-day workshop on ‘Environment Social and Development Finance: Dimensions of Sustainable Energy’ was jointly orga...

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कोयला सेक्टर में भारतीय बैंकों का कर्ज

भारत की पावर कम्पनियो को मिला जनवरी 2014 से सितम्बर 2017 के बीच 3.79 लाख करोड से भी अधिक का कर्ज। विदेशी व्यवसायिक बैकों...

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Report on ADB Funded Unchahar NTPC Explosion Blames Tearing Hurry to Commission The Project As Cause: Recommends Judicial Enquiry

Report on ADB Funded Unchahar NTPC Explosion Blames Tearing Hurry to Commission The Project As Cause: Recommends Judicia...

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Booklet: Time to Come Clean: How the World Bank Group and International Investors Can Stop the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant

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How International Investors Can Stop Rampal Power Project, the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant

For immediate release How International Investors Can Stop Rampal Power Project, the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant ...

Coal Energy Indian Exim Bank Press Releases Rampal

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India’s Thermal Power Projects are Making Even our Public-Sector Banks Sick

We all know of the killing impacts of coal based power plants – from the massive air pollution, from water contamination...

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Booklet: Big Pie – Analysis of Major Sectors’ Share in NPAs

New Report, looking into the share of particular sectors -in particular, power, steel infrastructure – in the growing n...

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Indian Movements/CSOs Submit Comments on NITI Aayog’s Draft of National Energy Policy

A group of civil society organisations, which has reviewed, and analysed the 2017 draft of the National Energy Policy (N...

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Booklet: Risky Business: Will the AIIB Choose to Avoid Funding Coal in India?

Bank Information Center Europe and Center for Financial Accountability India have recently co-published the report ‘Risk...

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Changing Trends in Global Energy Finance

The year 2015 was called a landmark year in terms of global environmental action. Two global agreements were reached and...

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May 8, 2018

Rajesh Kumar

Three-day Workshop on Sustainable Energy Concluded

A three-day workshop on ‘Environment Social and Development Finance: Dimensions of Sustainable Energy’ was jointly organised by National Alliance of People’s Movements (NAPM), Centre for Financial Accountability (CFA), and PAIRVI in Hyderabad, with the activists of Andhra Pradesh and Telangan...

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May 8, 2018

Rajesh Kumar

कोयला सेक्टर में भारतीय बैंकों का कर्ज

भारत की पावर कम्पनियो को मिला जनवरी 2014 से सितम्बर 2017 के बीच 3.79 लाख करोड से भी अधिक का कर्ज। विदेशी व्यवसायिक बैकों ने भारत की पावर कम्पनियो मे किया 84,206 करोड का निवेश। भारत दुनिया का तीसरा सबसे अधिक ग्रीनहाउस गैंस उत्सर्जक है। इसलिये भारत के लिये ओर भी महत्वपूर्ण हो जाता है कि वह जलवायु परिव...

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July 10, 2018

CFA Admin

Report on ADB Funded Unchahar NTPC Explosion Blames Tearing Hurry to Commission The Project As Cause: Recommends Judicial Enquiry

Report on ADB Funded Unchahar NTPC Explosion Blames Tearing Hurry to Commission The Project As Cause: Recommends Judicial Enquiry The tearing hurry in commissioning the unit VI of the ADB Funded Unchanar Thermal Power project, violating all safety norms, is the key reason for the explosion at the pr...

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February 18, 2026

CFA Admin

Booklet: Time to Come Clean: How the World Bank Group and International Investors Can Stop the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant

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Coal Energy Indian Exim Bank Publications Rampal

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May 8, 2018

CFA Admin

How International Investors Can Stop Rampal Power Project, the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant

For immediate release How International Investors Can Stop Rampal Power Project, the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant Report Shines a Light on Hidden Backers of World’s Most Destructive Coal Project October 12, 2017, New Delhi: Some of the biggest players in global finance are quietly backing the...

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February 18, 2019

Soumya Dutta

India’s Thermal Power Projects are Making Even our Public-Sector Banks Sick

We all know of the killing impacts of coal based power plants – from the massive air pollution, from water contamination and from the dirty coal mines. As per the “State of Global Air 2017” report, there were over 4.2 million premature deaths in 2015, from exposure to long term air pollution alone,...

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February 18, 2026

Ankit Agrawal

Booklet: Big Pie – Analysis of Major Sectors’ Share in NPAs

New Report, looking into the share of particular sectors -in particular, power, steel infrastructure – in the growing non-performing assets (NPAs) and stressed assets, which has touched at a whopping INR 14 lakh crores. Click Here to View ...

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May 23, 2018

CFA Admin

Indian Movements/CSOs Submit Comments on NITI Aayog’s Draft of National Energy Policy

A group of civil society organisations, which has reviewed, and analysed the 2017 draft of the National Energy Policy (NEP), submitted its comments and suggestions from the financial perspective for improving the draft of NEP. These comments and suggestions are in addition to the previous comments t...

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February 18, 2026

Kate Geary

Booklet: Risky Business: Will the AIIB Choose to Avoid Funding Coal in India?

Bank Information Center Europe and Center for Financial Accountability India have recently co-published the report ‘Risky Business: Will the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank choose to avoid funding coal in India?’ This report comes just before the Board of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Ban...

Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Coal Energy GMR Kamalanga Energy Limited International Finance Institutions Publications

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May 8, 2018

Soumya Dutta

Changing Trends in Global Energy Finance

The year 2015 was called a landmark year in terms of global environmental action. Two global agreements were reached and sealed – both critically concerned with the future environmental health of the earth and the sustainability of nature and human society. The adoption of the 17 Sustainable Develop...

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Three-day Workshop on Sustainable Energy Concluded

कोयला सेक्टर में भारतीय बैंकों का कर्ज

Report on ADB Funded Unchahar NTPC Explosion Blames Tearing Hurry to Commission The Project As Cause: Recommends Judicial Enquiry

Booklet: Time to Come Clean: How the World Bank Group and International Investors Can Stop the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant

How International Investors Can Stop Rampal Power Project, the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant

India’s Thermal Power Projects are Making Even our Public-Sector Banks Sick

Booklet: Big Pie – Analysis of Major Sectors’ Share in NPAs

Indian Movements/CSOs Submit Comments on NITI Aayog’s Draft of National Energy Policy

Booklet: Risky Business: Will the AIIB Choose to Avoid Funding Coal in India?

Changing Trends in Global Energy Finance

Three-day Workshop on Sustainable Energy Concluded

कोयला सेक्टर में भारतीय बैंकों का कर्ज

Report on ADB Funded Unchahar NTPC Explosion Blames Tearing Hurry to Commission The Project As Cause: Recommends Judicial Enquiry

Booklet: Time to Come Clean: How the World Bank Group and International Investors Can Stop the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant

How International Investors Can Stop Rampal Power Project, the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant

India’s Thermal Power Projects are Making Even our Public-Sector Banks Sick

Booklet: Big Pie – Analysis of Major Sectors’ Share in NPAs

Indian Movements/CSOs Submit Comments on NITI Aayog’s Draft of National Energy Policy

Booklet: Risky Business: Will the AIIB Choose to Avoid Funding Coal in India?

Changing Trends in Global Energy Finance

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