Investment Strategies, Capital Flows, and Economic Viability for Scaling Carbon Capture and Hydrogen Value Chains in Emerging Markets provides an in-depth examination of how low-carbon technologies can be financed and deployed at scale across developing and transition economies. The book analyzes investment strategies, financing structures, and cross-border capital flows shaping the growth of carbon capture and hydrogen infrastructure under conditions of policy uncertainty and market risk. Drawing on empirical evidence, case studies, and economic analysis, it highlights the opportunities and constraints facing emerging markets in building competitive, low-emissions value chains. By bridging energy economics, industrial policy, and sustainable finance, the book offers practical insights for policymakers, investors, and industry leaders seeking to align climate goals with long-term economic development.
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A Boruah
Dr. Annapurna Boruah is a renowned academician, geoscientist, energy explorationist and researcher.
