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The USA-INDIA Carbon Credit Scheme: A Comparative Guide
Abstract Carbon dioxide (“CO2”) is a major greenhouse gas (“GHG”) instrumental in environment degradation. In order to reduce the consequences of Carbon dioxide emissions, the world community established CO2 Emission Reduction Goals. The Carbon Credit markets quickly...
Data Protection Act, 2023: Shaping the Arbitration Landscape
Abstract The construction sector is a cornerstone of India's economy, contributing substantially to its GDP and set to become a global construction powerhouse. However, the complex disputes within this sector have made arbitration the preferred method for dispute...
Green Hydrogen: How it can be a Game Changer for India?
Abstract India has set for itself some ambitious targets when it comes to renewable energy and its dependence on fossil fuels. Under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, India hopes to develop a production capacity of at least 5 MMT (Million Metric Tonne) per annum,...
Influence of the Kenyan Shilling on the development of foreign investment infrastructure in Kenya
Abstract Over the past years, the strength of the Kenyan Shilling to the global reserve currency, i.e., the US Dollar, has been quickly dwindling. About Fifteen years ago, a dollar traded for approximately Kshs. 87. Currently, however, a dollar is trading for Kshs....
Construction Disputes in a Transitioning World: Assessing the Impact of Energy Transition vis-à-vis the Construction Sector
Abstract The effects of climate change are profoundly affecting enterprises, communities, and individuals. There's a growing consensus about the necessity of transitioning towards an economy with reduced carbon emissions. The transformation is particularly pivotal...
The Regulatory Gap in AI-enabled Carbon Capture and Storage Technology- Part II
Abstract Artificial Intelligence’s application in Carbon Capture and Storage technology presents significant benefits but also poses new challenges in legal regulation. Given the potential for transboundary effects and the need for globally coordinated action, the...
The Regulatory Gap in AI-enabled Carbon Capture and Storage Technology- Part I
Abstract Artificial Intelligence’s application in Carbon Capture and Storage technology presents significant benefits but also poses new challenges in legal regulation. Given the potential for transboundary effects and the need for globally coordinated action, the...
Future of Offshore Wind Energy in India: Status and Challenges
Abstract With fossil fuels becoming scarce and climate change being a big concern, countries worldwide are delving deep into renewable energy. Similar is the case in India. The Indian Government has set a high target of 500GW of renewable energy by 2030, coupled with...
Morocco’s Energy Oasis: An Analysis of the Renewable Energy Legislation Overhaul
Abstract Morocco’s renewable energy market holds a prominent position in Africa, boasting strategic geographical advantages and abundant renewable resources. Considering how Morocco’s renewable energy market has witnessed significant growth and development, this Blog...
Data Embassies in India
Abstract In her last Budget speech, India’s finance minister had announced that the Indian Government would facilitate the establishment of ‘data embassies’ in the country. Globally, and for vulnerable countries in particular, data embassies have become a viable...
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