A specialised legal practice for carbon markets, climate finance and environmental markets.
Concinnity Legal advises project developers, corporates, government and institutional bodies, and financial institutions on the regulatory, transactional and contractual dimensions of carbon market participation in India.
Carbon-first practice
The practice is built around carbon market regulation, transactions and documentation, rather than treating it as an adjunct to a general commercial practice.
CCTS and the Indian Carbon Market
Regulatory advisory grounded in the specific mechanics of the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme and the wider Indian Carbon Market.
Transaction documentation
ERPAs, sale, offtake, aggregation and revenue sharing agreements drafted and negotiated as instruments, not templates.
Carbon assets as legal assets
Ownership opinions, title verification and transaction risk review on carbon credits before value changes hands.
Cross-border awareness
Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, read alongside the Indian framework.
Secondary Indirect Tax practice
GST and Customs advisory and litigation, including matters before CESTAT and the GST Appellate Tribunal.
Yogesh Shukla
Yogesh Shukla is an Advocate practicing before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, and various regulatory authorities and tribunals. He is the Founder of Concinnity Legal, a law practice focused on Carbon Markets, Climate Finance and Environmental Markets, with an additional practice in Indirect Tax.
His work centres on legal and regulatory advisory for participants in India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme and voluntary carbon markets, transaction structuring and legal documentation for carbon credit transactions, and due diligence on carbon assets. He advises project developers, corporates, government and institutional bodies, and financial institutions on the legal and regulatory dimensions of carbon market participation.
His practice is grounded in commercial precision and regulatory rigour, applied to one of the fastest-evolving areas of Indian and international law.
Speak with counsel on a carbon market matter.
A confidential discussion to scope the matter and identify the regulatory, transactional and documentation questions it raises.