🎙️Carbon Politics Episode 16 is out now! In this episode @SehrRaheja speaks to Prof. Richard Kozul-Wright from @SOAS on how central banks can aid climate action. Tune in to the episode here: tinyurl.com/vc79pkds For more details ⏬

📢Join us tomorrow at 4.00 PM IST for the launch of our new paper! 🔗For details and registration: shorturl.at/HxJ4K 📜To download the paper: shorturl.at/gREGL

📢In this week's Climate Weekly newsletter: ⚡️New UN electrification target brings disproportionate hurdles for the Global South 🎙️New Carbon Politics episode on central banks and climate action 👓Read: shorturl.at/QY8PS 🔗Subscribe: shorturl.at/x2FrU

Join us for the launch of CSE's new paper, “The Borrowing Floor”: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi… Developing countries pay nearly twice as much as advanced economies to finance the same clean energy projects. CSE’s new paper highlights that this high cost of capital is less a reflection of real project risk than a structural feature of how the global financial system prices risk, often penalising the Global South. The paper examines the factors influencing the cost of capital, particularly for clean energy technologies, and global factors like sovereign credit ratings, dollar dominance and global banking regulations. Together, these factors pose a higher ‘borrowing floor’ for developing countries. Join us for the virtual launch, followed by a panel discussion. The panel includes @Bhumika820, @rishirbhandary, @aygoswami and @SehrRaheja . Read the paper ahead of the discussion: cseindia.org/the-borrowing-f… Authors: Sehr Raheja | @rudrathavinashi | @upamanyudas05 | Satakshi Gupta | Avantika Goswami

How can Central Banks Aid Climate Action? Carbon Politics Episode 16 is OUT! In this episode, @SehrRaheja speaks with Richard Kozul-Wright, noted economist and professor at Centre for Sustainable Structural Transformation, @SOAS University of London. The episode explores how Central Banks can shape credit and investment, address climate and fossil fuel risks, and support investment in the transition, particularly in developing countries. Watch now: piped.video/r_6flacWso8?si=TTAB… Check out the previous episodes here: cseindia.org/page/csepodcast

In this week's Climate Change Weekly 👇 ⚠️@sunitanar cautions us about the role of climate change but also human hubris in the recent Nepal disaster 📢CSE reacts to the BRICS summit's New Delhi Declaration 👓Read: shorturl.at/GcK1n 🔗Subscribe: shorturl.at/rQBD6

WATCH| BRICS has wrapped up its 18th summit in New Delhi. But beyond the handshakes and headlines, what did the grouping actually agree on? 📌From pushing back against carbon border measures and expanding local-currency trade to climate finance, critical minerals, energy transitions and a stronger Global South voice, @SehrRaheja, Deputy Programme Manager, @CSE_Climate, presents five main key takeaways from the New Delhi Declaration. 📌In summary, concludes Raheja, the BRICS 2026 Summit was not about one big breakthrough. It was about a broader push to reshape who sets the rules on trade, finance, technology and the green transition. Because this is exactly what will shape how quickly countries can switch from fossil-based to low carbon infrastructure and futures. Watch the full video here: piped.video/watch?v=DPhNeJTe…

BRICS has just wrapped up its 18th summit in New Delhi. But beyond the handshakes and headlines, what did the grouping actually agree on? Here are five things to know from the New Delhi Declaration: piped.video/DPhNeJTe6BQ?si=-ZZJ…

📢New Climate Change Weekly is out - ⚡️Distributed solar helps farmers in the Indian state of Odisha tackle energy poverty 🎙️The new podcast episode asks - can the Global South Build the Clean Tech it Needs? 🔍Read tinyurl.com/3hxn6amp 🔗Subscribe tinyurl.com/56kdzf3b

💡New Climate Change Weekly newsletter is out 👇 🌡️@UNEP 1.5C overshoot report highlights & reactions 🎙️CSE podcast episode on clean tech manufacturing 💻CSE certificate course on AI, data & fact-checking 🧾Read: tinyurl.com/39zwer9e 🔗Subscribe: tinyurl.com/53uhkbke

📢New Climate Change Weekly newsletter: ➡️Devastating Nepal floods ➡️India's need for a community-centric transition ➡️New Carbon Politics podcast episode 👓Read: tinyurl.com/2s3bv4sr 🔗Subscribe: tinyurl.com/53uhkbke

🚨 Announcing Episode 15 of Carbon Politics! 📅 Drops on June 28 Catch CSE's @aygoswami and @TrishantDev discussing their report on clean technology manufacturing and what it will take for the Global South to build competitive domestic industries. For more details ⬇️

In the latest episode of Carbon Politics, CSE's @upamanyudas05 speaks to @IRENA's Dr. Binu Parthan and Dr. Toyo Kawabata about how the proposed '35% by 2035' global electrification target can account for diverse national contexts. Watch the full episode: piped.video/jjPzj-2nRf4

Carbon Politics Ep 14 is out now! In this episode, CSE's @upamanyudas05 speaks to @IRENA's Dr. Binu Parthan and Dr. Toyo Kawabata about the proposed target of achieving 35% electrification globally by 2035 to stay below 1.5°C. Watch the full episode: piped.video/jjPzj-2nRf4

Carbon Politics Ep 14 episode drops tomorrow! In this episode, CSE's @upamanyudas05 speaks to @ashbin and Dr. Toyo Kawabata from IRENA about the proposed global electrification target to achieve 35% electrification by 2035. For more details, see the poster below 👇