Currency hedging could increase India’s green project financing costs by 6–8% annually, potentially deterring global institutional investors, according to a CII-IIM Ahmedabad taskforce. The currency mismatch between rupee revenues and foreign-currency funding raises risks for clean-energy projects. The taskforce has proposed an FX risk facility and Green Finance Institution to reduce financing costs and attract private capital.
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