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India's Energy Transition: The Cost of Meeting Air Pollution Standards in the Coal-fired Electricity Sector
India's Energy Transition: The Cost of Meeting Air Pollution Standards in the Coal-fired Electricity Sector
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Year of Publishing
2019
Organisation
International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD)
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Language
English
AQM Activity Type
Decision Support
Resource type
Reports, Case Studies & Assessments
Themes
Power
Regions
Asia and the Pacific
Location
India
Governance level
National
Description
The brief details the cost of compliance with regulations on air pollution and implicit subsidies associated with extensions and non-compliance. This issue brief examines: the reasons for slow progress by coal power plants; the cost of installing pollution control equipment for the sector and implications for the electricity price; the cost of externalities related to human health; and a comparison of the cost of installing pollution-control equipment with phasing out non-complying coal plants.