Centre for Social and Economic Progress (CSEP) 38d ago

#indiachina #climatechange #energytransition Can India and China cooperate on climate change despite wider geopolitical tensions? In this seminar hosted by the Centre for Social and Economic Progress, experts examine the future of India–China engagement on climate and clean energy in an increasingly uncertain global landscape. The discussion explores whether climate cooperation can remain a viable area of engagement between the two countries, even as strategic competition and security concerns continue to shape bilateral relations. Key themes include: • India–China cooperation in global climate negotiations • Clean energy supply chains and technology dependencies • The role of BRICS and Global South platforms • Opportunities for collaboration in energy efficiency, sustainability, and adaptation • Strategic concerns around manufacturing, minerals, and energy security • The geopolitics of the global energy transition The seminar also reflects on how climate diplomacy is evolving in a world shaped by fragmentation, competition, and shifting economic priorities. As the two largest developing economies navigate the future of climate governance, the question is not only whether cooperation is possible—but what form it could realistically take. Subscribe for more conversations on climate policy, geopolitics, and public policy. #climatepolicy #geopolitics #cleanenergy #india #china