(Reuters) – The leaders of Indian conglomerate Tata Sons, HSBC Holdings and Australia’s Macquarie Group urged governments to get more involved in the green transition by providing incentives to develop new technology and help bring down costs.
The trio were speaking at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Singapore, days after the COP26 climate summit with a deal that for the first time targeted fossil fuels as the key driver of global warming, concluded with a deal that for the first time targeted fossil fuels as the key driver of global warming, though many delegations hoped to have achieved more.
