‘Rate business based on environmental impact’

Indian climate leaders (top officials of institutions associated with carbon emissions, reduced policy makers) have highlighted the need for rating businesses based on their environmental impact to ensure tangible results on the ground.

To increase green finance, he also emphasized the importance of credit enhancement for low-rated infrastructure special purpose vehicles (SPVs) and transformative roll to reach the bond markets can play in promoting the AFAI (Esophagus Financial Mobility. Speaking in India).

Saying that an important part of the infrastructure financeing (loan) is currently managed by a small number of non-bank financial companies, he also emphasized that the government led the funds to reduce the impact of the environment, according to a statement issued here, it would be uncertain in the long run, in a long time.

The organizers said, “To meet the target of 500 GW non-Givash fuel capacity for power generation and storage by 2030, a total investment of about and 20 lakh crores will be required,” said Vivek Kumar Davangan, CMD, REC Limited, “AFAI National Summit and Indian Climate Leader Awards 2025 Events.

He said, “REC is targeting market share of about ₹ 3 lakh crore by 2030. Our renewable energy portfolio, which is currently about 10% of our AUM, will increase by about 30% by 2030,” he said.

Speaking at the AFAI National Summit, Virendra Pankaj, CEO of Aseem Infrastructure Finance Limited, said that India is trying to reduce the risks related to the funding of infrastructure.

“There is a need to raise awareness about the implementation of currency risks and the implementation of risks to reduce risk,” he said.

“This increased awareness is important to increase participation from both domestic and foreign investors,” he said.