Yash Choudhary

Chartered Accountant

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

8/8
@palkisu, I would genuinely value your independent opinion.
If you find merit in the issue, please consider investigating or covering it.
The question is simple:
Can India turn verified climate action into exports, forex and tax revenue—without cost to Indian taxpayers?

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

1/8 — Main Post
@palkisu, I request you to look into an important policy issue: should India provide Article 6 LoAs to eligible Indian Improved Cookstove projects so qualifying credits can access international markets, including CORSIA?
👇 Details in comments.
#India #Article6

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

7/8 — Comment

The Government can protect India's interests through eligibility criteria, MRV, volume limits, registry tracking, safeguards against double counting and corresponding adjustments where required.

So why not create a regulated pathway for qualifying projects?

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

6/8 — Comment

Most importantly, this does not require the Indian taxpayer to fund these projects.

The private sector has already invested in project development, distribution, monitoring and verification.

The Government can retain full control over Article 6 authorisation.

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

5/8 — Comment

The potential benefit to India:

💵 Foreign-exchange inflows
🇮🇳 Carbon-credit exports
📈 Economic & tax activity
🌱 International climate finance
👩 Rural community investment
💼 Jobs & project development

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

4/8 — Comment

Why does this matter?

✈️ CORSIA creates international demand for eligible carbon credits.

With the required host-country authorisation and compliance with all applicable requirements, qualifying Indian projects could potentially access this market.

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

3/8 — Comment
Countries including 🇷🇼 Rwanda, 🇧🇹 Bhutan, 🇲🇼 Malawi, 🇳🇬 Nigeria and 🇨🇩 DRC have already moved towards Article 6 authorisation for clean-cooking projects.
India has the scale to become a much larger participant.

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

2/8 — Comment
Indian companies have already invested in developing Improved Cookstove projects, distributing stoves, monitoring outcomes and generating independently verified carbon credits under standards such as Gold Standard.
The issue is access to international demand.

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

@narendramodi @moefcc @DGCAIndia @icao We respectfully urge @narendramodi @moefcc @DGCAIndia to create a transparent, time-bound Article 6 / CORSIA Clean Cooking Authorisation Window for eligible Indian projects.

Let Indian climate action become an Indian export. 🇮🇳

#Article6 #CORSIA #CarbonCredits #CleanCooking

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

🇮🇳 has an opportunity under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement
Rwanda, Bhutan, Malawi, Nigeria & DRC are enabling clean-cooking projects to access international carbon markets
Information in the comments
@narendramodi @moefcc @DGCAIndia @ICAO
#CORSIA #CarbonCredits #CleanCooking

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

@narendramodi @moefcc @DGCAIndia @icao India has the scale to become a global leader in clean-cooking carbon finance.
Indian developers have invested the capital.
Indian communities are generating the emission reductions.
International buyers are willing to pay for high-quality climate outcomes.
#India #ClimateFinance

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

@narendramodi @moefcc @DGCAIndia @icao Other developing countries are already moving in this direction.
🇷🇼 Rwanda
🇧🇹 Bhutan
🇲🇼 Malawi
🇳🇬 Nigeria
🇨🇩 DRC
🇬🇭 Ghana
🇰🇪 Kenya
have developed Article 6 frameworks or authorised clean-cooking activities.
#CarbonMarkets #CleanCooking

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

@narendramodi @moefcc @DGCAIndia @icao India would not need to subsidise these projects
The private sector has already invested in developing the projects and generating independently verified emission reductions Article 6 authorisation framework would simply allow qualifying projects to access international demand

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

@narendramodi @moefcc @DGCAIndia @icao The economic benefits for India could include:

💵 Foreign-exchange inflows
🇮🇳 Carbon-credit exports
📈 Tax & economic activity
🌱 International climate finance
👩 Investment in rural communities
💼 Jobs & project development
#ClimateFinance #MakeInIndia

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

@narendramodi @moefcc @DGCAIndia @icao Why does this matter?

✈️ CORSIA creates international demand for eligible carbon credits.

Indian cookstove projects could access this market, potentially increasing the value and demand for credits generated by projects implemented in India.

#CORSIA #CarbonMarkets

[Yash Choudhary @yashc1997]

@narendramodi @moefcc @DGCAIndia @icao India should provide Letters of Authorisation (LoA) to eligible Indian Improved Cookstove projects under standards such as Gold Standard.
This would allow qualifying credits to access international markets, including CORSIA.

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