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on Oct 30th, 2009 and filed under SINGAPORE (Reuters) – A new type of U.N. scheme is spreading clean energy technology to millions of people in India, promising to cut carbon emissions and help investors earn valuable carbon credits.
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Mass-market U.N. carbon scheme finds favor in India
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