When: Friday, December 4th from 7pm-9pm; short briefing and Q&A at 7.30pm

Where: Holiday Inn Paris Gare de l’Est, 5, rue du 8 Mai 1945 75010 Paris

How is China shifting to a low-carbon economy? Will low-carbon innovation in China affect decarbonisation pathways elsewhere? Why do Indian policymakers insist on low-carbon rather than no-carbon? What are the prospects of India’s ambitious solar programme?

Join us for a briefing at 7.30pm from: Adrian Ely, Co-Investigator, Low Carbon Innovation in China project; Isabel Hilton, CEO and Editor, chinadialogue; Joydeep Gupta, Editor, India Climate Dialogue; Sam Geall, Research Fellow, University of Sussex; and Yu Jie, Climate Analyst at chinadialogue.

There will also be drinks, opportunities to talk to experts, and copies of the reports China’s Low Carbon Future Offers Global Opportunities and Hot Air: Climate negotiations and India available.

Please confirm attendance by email: [email protected]

About the reports

China’s Low Carbon Future Offers Global Opportunities, by chinadialogue, the Low Carbon Innovation in China project and the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit, illustrates the dynamism of China’s low-carbon development and asks if China’s more ambitious approach to climate change could create incentives for other countries to move in a similar direction.

Hot Air: Climate negotiations and India, by India Climate Dialogue, traces the evolution of India’s climate policy and its stance at climate negotiations over the last few decades; how India has championed the cause of the developing world.