As John Kerry arrives, India extends compliance date for coal plants
2021-04-03 02:10
Days ahead of US special climate envoy John Kerry’s India visit on upping climate ambitions and a possible carbon neutrality goal, India has brought in rules giving a near 3-year extension to its coal-fired plants to comply with emission norms.
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