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India plans to launch its own carbon trading market to finance energy transition

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India, one of the world’s largest exporters of carbon credits, plans to launch its own uniform carbon market in a year as a major source of funding for energy transition and emission reduction projects.

According to sources, the federal government is proposing a change in legislation to establish the carbon trading plan, which will include all current tradeable carbon credits. The proposal also includes a closed market that does not allow export of such credits to international carbon markets.

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