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India Presses Earlier Net‑Zero Timelines and Trillions in Finance at COP30, Builds LMDC Unity

The government has pledged revised 2035 climate targets alongside on‑schedule transparency reporting.

Overview

  • Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav met China’s climate envoy Liu Zhenmin in Belém to coordinate Like‑Minded Developing Countries and emphasize safeguarding the Paris Agreement’s integrity.
  • Yadav also met Cuba’s science and environment minister Armando Rodriguez Batista to advance renewable‑energy cooperation through the International Solar Alliance and the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure.
  • In India’s National Statement, Yadav urged developed nations to hit net zero far earlier than current target dates and to provide new, additional, concessional finance at a scale of trillions, not billions.
  • India called for affordable, accessible climate technologies and for the removal of restrictive intellectual property barriers that impede deployment in developing countries.
  • Yadav highlighted domestic progress, citing a more than 36% drop in emissions intensity since 2005, non‑fossil sources exceeding half of installed power capacity, and over 2 billion plants planted in sixteen months.