In the fourth episode of our ‘Incentive policies’ special series, we explore the dynamic landscape of incentives and policy benefits available for India's energy transition towards sustainability. Join our Indirect Tax Partner, Sagar Shah, as he unravels the intricacies of incentives, regulations, and subsidies that are likely to fuel the transformation of India Inc’s energy and sustainable agenda. From Production-Linked Incentives (PLI) to Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS), discover how these initiatives are reshaping the industry and propelling India towards a greener tomorrow.
In conversation with:
Sagar Shah
EY India Indirect Tax Partner
Key takeaways
- Incentives play a crucial role in sustainability, categorized into performance-based, regulatory compliance, and recognition through branding and labeling, emphasizing their significance in promoting sustainable practices across various stakeholders.
- Production-Linked Incentives (PLI) support large manufacturers in sectors like green hydrogen and solar, under the 'Make in India' initiative.
- Indian states offer additional incentives such as loan subsidies and tax refunds to encourage sustainable investments.
- Regulations ensure that high CapEx investments lead to effective energy transition and environmental protection.
- Subsidy schemes provide benefits and support to both large organizations and individual sustainability contributors.
- The Carbon Credit Trading Scheme and Green Credit Programme incentivize entities and individuals for positive environmental actions.
Incentives drive not just investment, but innovation and infrastructure, helping shape a sustainable future for India's energy landscape.
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Duration 20m 30s