International Solar Alliance: Impact of US Exit on Climate Cooperation

International Solar Alliance (ISA)
• Founded: 2015 (India–France initiative)
• Headquarters: Gurugram, India
• Members: 120+ countries
• Objective: Promote solar energy deployment by mobilising finance, technology and capacity-building

Impact of U.S. Exit
• Limited financial impact – U.S. contributed only ~10% of ISA funds
• Confidence effect – Global lenders may become more cautious
• Developing countries hit – Africa and poorer nations face slower project approvals
• India largely insulated – Domestic demand and long-term contracts drive solar growth
• Leadership shift – India’s role in climate diplomacy and ISA leadership increases

PYQ – 2016 ( Ans – A )
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