This study evaluates the introduction of a theoretical carbon tax in India and assesses how to balance economic growth, equity considerations, and ...

As India aims for UHC through a health insurance model, this paper addresses a crucial question which emerges: How can India achieve ...

This paper validates and reconstructs India’s energy balance using official sources, complemented by more disaggregated data to establish a new framework for ...

Daljit Singh and Ashwini Chitnis argue that, while the MoP framework is a good starting point, it requires significant modifications to effectively ...

In this paper, Rajasekhar Devaguptapu examines Aggregate Technical and Commercial (AT&C) losses in detail, breaking the composite AT&C loss figures into constituents ...

This paper examines the economics of producing and using green hydrogen in India, focusing on the 2030 timeframe.

The paper outlines the technical attributes and features of the mathematical modelling programs, such as sectoral coverage, economic growth assumptions, modelling algorithms, ...

This study tackles the existing research and data gaps regarding pollution generation by incorporating sector-specific data from India’s greenhouse gas inventory.

Results from this note may be used for partial and general equilibrium models (PE and GE) to analyse the impacts of climate-change mitigation ...