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The Next Step for the Paris Agreement must be an Effective Dispute Resolution Mechanism
The U.N. and its signatories have been putting much effort into creating a binding legal framework to fight climate change for over 50 years. Although remarkable progress has been made on the formal side of said framework, which currently revolves mainly around the...
Sustainable Aviation Fuel – A Study of the Existing Frameworks and a Need for Better Implementation
Abstract Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is a term, nigh used in the common parlance, yet it has gained traction in recent years due to two primary reasons, vis-à-vis, an increasing focus over climate mitigation and the new objectives adopted by various nations...
From Crisis to Opportunity: Revolutionizing India’s Healthcare Landscape
Abstract In the last three years, during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Pharmaceutical, healthcare, life sciences, and medical devices industries faced new challenges and adaptations. However, as we enter 2023, there is a sense of renewed optimism and focus on growth. The...
Investment in Nepal in Light of the Changing Geopolitical Dynamics
Abstract There is a demand for clean and green energy around the world and Nepal has a huge potential to produce hydroelectricity, among other industries. However, Nepal is heavily dependent on external financing for tapping or optimal utilization of its potential....
Forfeiture of Security Deposit in Infrastructure Projects: Balancing State and Private Interests
Abstract Infrastructure projects are the backbone of the Indian economy for they create basic organizational structures which are key to the nation’s operations. Illustratively, such infrastructure projects include construction, transportation, sewage, and...
Addressing Mismatches and Equitable Liabilities: CERC’S Inter-State Transmission Charges and Losses Regulations
Abstract In this blog article, the authors have analysed the first and the second amendment to the CERC (Sharing of Inter-State Transmission Charges and Losses) Regulations, 2020. The analysis covers key changes introduced by the first amendment, including the...
The SAROD Arbitration Framework, 2.5 Years On: How the Government of India Shot Itself in the Foot
Abstract "Arbitration is only as good as the Arbitrator" The SAROD framework was introduced to resolve disputes in the infrastructure sector –roadways and ports, with a singular objective of resolving disputes in an effective and time-bound manner. Introducing these...
Transmission System Reforms- A Plinth for Green India
Abstract India currently stands 4th globally in renewable energy installed capacity as per theREN21 Renewables 2022 Global Status Report. With a target of achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity as declared in the COP26, the next half century would witness the...
PropTech in India: Stepping Stones for a Simplified Real Estate Sector
Abstract The real estate industry in India has always been one to frequently undergo significant changes, especially over the past decade. The enactment of theReal Estate (Regulation & Development) Act, 2016, along with other such statutes, has brought in a sense...
Assessing the Environmental Impact of Infrastructure Projects
Abstract The construction of large dams and reservoirs for the establishment of hydropower projects can alter the natural flow of water in the surrounding areas. This can lead to changes in the amount and timing of water runoff, increasing the risk of landslides and...
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