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The report says that none of India’s steelmakers scored above 43%, which shows that capital allocation across the sector has not kept up with stated climate strategies
Banks provided nearly $22 billion in financing for met coal mine developers between 2022-2024, while institutional investors hold roughly $30 billion in securities

From Rajasthan’s revived Sherni river to the shrinking Yamuna, evidence is mounting that decentralised water restoration may, in some cases, deliver greater climate resilience and lower social costs than conventional hydropower-led river development
While the war wages on in West Asia and fossil fuel supply chains are hit globally, renewable energy is rising steadily. According to the Global Wind Report 2026, released by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC), global wind capacity reached 1,299 GW by the end of 2025.
Currently, 138 countries power their economies with wind. Asia commissioned 80% of the global total of new wind capacity — 131 GW. This was led by China, which added more than 120 GW. India doubled its annual installations to build 6.3 GW of wind capacity last year, found the report.