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EPIC Director Michael Greenstone is featured in E&E News on how EPIC is helping the Indian state of Gujarat launch a carbon market.

EPIC Director Michael Greenstone, in an exclusive interview with Hindustan Times, spoke about how the Gujarat carbon market can be a gamechanger.

EPIC India and the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL) signed a strategic partnership with the Gujarat government to set up a cap-and-trade market in the state.

CNBC TV 18 reports about how cap-and-trade strategies like the ETS have been found to reduce the amount of emissions released by industries.

EPIC India, the Gujarat Pollution Control Board, and other partners spearheaded the world's first emission trading scheme.

The Punjab government has collaborated with J-PAL South Asia and EPIC India to design and establish pollution markets in the state.

A new EPIC study suggests that unpaid electric utilities in many developing countries including Pakistan have undermined efforts to improve access and reliability in the energy sector.

Livemint, in an editorial, mentions the emissions trading scheme pilot in Surat, Gujarat.