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Asia Digs up and Burns Three-quarters of the World’s Coal

That must change if the climate is not to A LARGE SIGN in the city hall of San Carlos, on the island of Negros in the Ph...

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Regulators, Experts, Activists Discusses Energy Finance in India Over Two Days

August 18, 2019, Chennai: The recently concluded two-day conference on Energy Finance in India at IIT Madras witnessed e...

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JPMorgan Chase Must Stop Financing Fossil Fuels, Demand 300 CSOs

Around 300 organisations, representing over thirty million supporters from around the world, called on the JPMorgan Chas...

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Over 300 Organisations Ask JPMorgan Chase to Stop Financing Fossil Fuels

On the occasion of Chase’s Annual General Meeting (AGM), over 300 organisations from across the world demanded tha...

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Banks Invested $1.9 trillion On Fossil Fuels Since The Paris Agreement

Executive summary from the report Banking on Climate Change, Fossil Fuel Finance Report Card 2019. The report is pre...

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Banks Need to Follow StanChart’s Lead and End New Coal Finance

By ruling out funding new coal-fired power plants globally, Standard Chartered has sent the message that developing coun...

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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 ...

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Communities affected by Tata Mundra rejects ADB’s Annual Monitoring Report

Report subverts the real issues while focusing only on the frivolous ones August 25, 2017, Kutch, Gujarat: Communities a...

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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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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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August 22, 2019

The Economist

Asia Digs up and Burns Three-quarters of the World’s Coal

That must change if the climate is not to A LARGE SIGN in the city hall of San Carlos, on the island of Negros in the Philippines, lays out the local government’s ambitions. It wants San Carlos to be “a model green city”, “a renewable energy hub for Asia” and “a sustainable tourism destination”. But...

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February 7, 2020

Ankit Agrawal

Regulators, Experts, Activists Discusses Energy Finance in India Over Two Days

August 18, 2019, Chennai: The recently concluded two-day conference on Energy Finance in India at IIT Madras witnessed enthusiastic participation from various regulators, experts, industry leaders, bankers, activists and discussion on issues related to past, present and future of the Indian energy t...

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May 24, 2019

Ankit Agrawal

JPMorgan Chase Must Stop Financing Fossil Fuels, Demand 300 CSOs

Around 300 organisations, representing over thirty million supporters from around the world, called on the JPMorgan Chase to stop financing expansion of fossil fuels, and commit to phasing out funding of fossil fuels in time to limit climate change to 1.5°C. In a letter addressed to Jamie Dimon, Cha...

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May 22, 2019

CFA Admin

Over 300 Organisations Ask JPMorgan Chase to Stop Financing Fossil Fuels

On the occasion of Chase’s Annual General Meeting (AGM), over 300 organisations from across the world demanded that JPMorgan Chase must do its part to realize the goals of the Paris Agreement, which calls for finance to be “consistent with a pathway toward low greenhouse gas emissions.” They d...

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April 25, 2019

CFA Admin

Banks Invested $1.9 trillion On Fossil Fuels Since The Paris Agreement

Executive summary from the report Banking on Climate Change, Fossil Fuel Finance Report Card 2019. The report is prepared by Rainforests Action Network, BankTrack, Sierra Club, Oil Change, Indigenous Environmental Network, Honour The Earth. This year, 163 organisations, including Centre for Fina...

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November 20, 2018

The Asia Times

Banks Need to Follow StanChart’s Lead and End New Coal Finance

By ruling out funding new coal-fired power plants globally, Standard Chartered has sent the message that developing countries such as Vietnam deserve clean air and water. Standard Chartered announced this week that it “will not directly finance any new coal-fired power plant projects, including expa...

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May 8, 2018

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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 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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November 20, 2017

Anuradha Munshi

Communities affected by Tata Mundra rejects ADB’s Annual Monitoring Report

Report subverts the real issues while focusing only on the frivolous ones August 25, 2017, Kutch, Gujarat: Communities affected by the Tata Mundra (Coastal Gujarat Power Ltd – CGPL) coal power plant in Kutch have rejected Asian Development Bank’s Second Annual Monitoring Report to the Board of Direc...

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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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May 23, 2018

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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 (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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Asia Digs up and Burns Three-quarters of the World’s Coal

Regulators, Experts, Activists Discusses Energy Finance in India Over Two Days

JPMorgan Chase Must Stop Financing Fossil Fuels, Demand 300 CSOs

Over 300 Organisations Ask JPMorgan Chase to Stop Financing Fossil Fuels

Banks Invested $1.9 trillion On Fossil Fuels Since The Paris Agreement

Banks Need to Follow StanChart’s Lead and End New Coal Finance

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

Communities affected by Tata Mundra rejects ADB’s Annual Monitoring Report

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

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

Asia Digs up and Burns Three-quarters of the World’s Coal

Regulators, Experts, Activists Discusses Energy Finance in India Over Two Days

JPMorgan Chase Must Stop Financing Fossil Fuels, Demand 300 CSOs

Over 300 Organisations Ask JPMorgan Chase to Stop Financing Fossil Fuels

Banks Invested $1.9 trillion On Fossil Fuels Since The Paris Agreement

Banks Need to Follow StanChart’s Lead and End New Coal Finance

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

Communities affected by Tata Mundra rejects ADB’s Annual Monitoring Report

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

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