The production and consumption of fossil fuels need to decrease significantly to meet the
2015 Paris Agreement's ambitious climate change goals. However, fossil fuels continue to …

Targeted price subsidies create a gap between subsidized and unsubsidized prices. The
resulting dual pricing can lead to arbitrage opportunities where intermediaries divert …

Rural energy access in India has improved steadily over the last decade. This progress is
attributed to national energy reforms that aim to not only expand access to grid electricity …

The effort to address climate change cuts across a wide range of non-environmental actors
and policy areas, including international economic institutions such as the Group of Twenty …

Financial exclusion prevents the poor and disadvantaged from accessing formal financial
systems. The unbanked and underbanked use alternate channels to meet their financial …

To comply with international climate targets, India will eventually need to phase out coal-
fired power plants and substantially increase the use of solar-PV and wind power. Winners …

The paper focuses on supply side funding gaps inherent to financial inclusion schemes that
threaten their efficacy and sustainability. We model the double bind problem that providers …

This paper examines how the Government of India (GOI) used macrosocial marketing (MSM)
to address the issues of clean cooking fuel accessibility and affordability and structural …

Improving access to clean cooking is a key part of India's strategy to reduce energy poverty
and tackle the health impacts of solid biomass fuel use. Currently policies to promote uptake …

Fossil fuel subsidy reform is a sensible climate change mitigation option, yet government
support for fossil fuel production and consumption remains high. International efforts to …