India’s Transport Sector Could Cut Carbon Emissions by 71% by 2050
A recent World Resources Institute (WRI) India study indicates that India's transport sector can reduce its carbon dioxide emissions by 71% by 2050 through electrification, improved fuel economy standards, and a shift to cleaner transport modes.
Key Points
- India's transport sector accounted for 14% of total energy-related CO2 emissions in 2020.
- A 71% reduction in emissions is achievable by 2050 with ambitious strategies on electrification, fuel efficiency, and cleaner transport.
- Failure to adopt high-ambition strategies could see India’s transport sector remain heavily reliant on fossil fuels until 2050.
Economic and Environmental Benefits
- Cost-Effective Policies: Shifting to low-carbon transport is identified as the ....
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