Climate Risk Horizons

Identifying and analyzing the impact on investment value that the climate crisis is already exerting, and how it plays out over long time horizons.

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Read the full report to explore detailed data and insights on https://t.co/kWo27g61lG

@ashishfernandes @mnreindia @TANGEDCO_Offcl @poovulagu @tprexpassn @Ktmea_Karur @ITMForg

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🚨New report | 🧥Tamil Nadu’s textile sector can save between Rs. 1,560 crore - Rs. 2,770 crore a year, by switching fully to #RenewableEnergy & replacing low-efficiency #fossilfuel and wood-based boilers with electric boilers running on #renewables.

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State-level textile associations should:
✅explore joint renewable procurement mechanisms
✅advocate for policy support & concessional finance by convening brands, government bodies, suppliers, & financial institutions to deliver a state-level decarbonisation roadmap

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#Rajasthan’s 8-Hr Solar+BESS Push Cuts Coal Dependence, Saves Rs. 5,500 Cr Annually: Study

@ClimateHorizons found that Rajasthan can pair solar with 8-hour BESS to deliver electricity in Rajasthan at nearly half the cost of new coal-based generation.

https://t.co/RxAClygjIU

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Our latest report looks at the climate risk preparedness of India's largest banks. Read in detail here:

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India’s top banks failing to tackle climate risk as threats grow
https://t.co/64kJymb8EQ

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Read the full report here: https://t.co/D4QIFZbcEK

@RRECL_official @RRVPNL2000 @_TPREL_ @ReNewCorp @AdaniGreen @MinOfPower @mnreindia

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🚨 NEW REPORT | Solar power and battery storage can save Rajasthan INR 57,000 crores vs conventional thermal energy, our latest report finds.
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Instead of building new #coal plants, the report says, the state should optimise existing thermal plants to work at lower Minimum Technical Load to meet residual demand of 6 hours. This avoids locking in new high-cost, inflexible assets while supporting renewable integration.