A Zurich Group report reveals that most of India's planned renewable energy projects face significant climate risks by 2030. However, with many projects still in development, incorporating resilience measures now, costing around 2% of CAPEX, could slash severe loss exposure by 75%, ensuring sustainable energy infrastructure.
A Zurich Group report reveals that most of India's planned renewable energy projects face significant climate risks by 2030.
However, with many projects still in development, incorporating resilience measures now, costing around 2% of CAPEX, could slash severe loss exposure by 75%, ensuring sustainable energy infrastructure.
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A Zurich Group report reveals that most of India's planned renewable energy projects face significant climate risks by 2030. However, with many projects still in development, incorporating resilience measures now, costing around 2% of CAPEX, could slash severe loss exposure by 75%, ensuring sustainable energy infrastructure.
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