Views, Interviews and Analysis
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Compulsory licensing for clean energy technologiesBy : Gabriela Russek, Dec 19, 2009This second article in our IPR series, outlines the existing framework for compulsory licensing and how it may be in India's best interest to work within the existing TRIPS framework. Read More... Subject Tags: China, energy, Energy Efficiency, Environment, India, IPR Company, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Habitat, Technology |
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Firing the "Green GDP" salvoBy : India Carbon Outlook, Oct 13, 2009Minister Jairam Ramesh made a statement today on providing a Green GDP alternative, opening a new front in the Copenhagen discussions. If taken seriously Green GDP can bring significant changes in our behavior as a society. Read More... |
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Cooking stoves: improving centuries old technologyBy : Upendra Bhatt, Oct 9, 2009At the recently concluded Clinton Global Initiative, one of the more exceptional side events was the action workshop focused on presenting and enhancing dialog on the improvements in the technology and fuels for household energy use. Read More... |
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Copenhagen and Beyond: Time for LeadershipBy : Upendra Bhatt, Oct 3, 2009Over the course of last 2 decades, the world has moved through a state of denial to uncertainty to panic and acceptance on the challenge that Global Warming represents.However leadership or rather statesmanship required to steer the global imperative at an expeditious pace is still missing. Read More... Subject Tags: Brazil, China, Copenhagen, energy, Energy Efficiency, Environment, European Union, India, Japan, Kyoto, Renewable Energy, solar thermal technology, Sustainable Habitat, United Nations |
