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The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
Darbari Seth Block, Core 6C,
India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road,
New Delhi - 110 003, India
TERI develops feed from locally sourced ingredients such as Azolla, drumstick leaves and egg shells
Delhi survey suggests willingness of consumers for non potable uses of treated wastewater
Most of the respondents have concerns about the aesthetics of treated wastewater, including colour and odour. Sharing specific information on the treatment process will help mitigate the associated disgust.
Solar rooftop systems for consumers in Surat and New Delhi have helped in reducing electricity bills as well as achieving India’s renewable energy goals.
A novel way of utlising biomass and solar power to create cold storage facility in rural areas
The 33 islands of Kiribati are extremely shallow; the highest point on many of the islands such as South Tarawa is just a couple of metres above sea level. Rising ocean waters are threatening to shrink Kiribati's land area and displace its people long before the islands are submerged. However, there is silver lining in the form of the visionary Kiribati Adaption Program of the World Bank and judicious help from New Zealand and Australia.
Rooftop solar PV systems benefit power distribution companies by reducing their technical, financial and operational burden
This blog series shall explore India's current material use and resource efficiency potential across various sectors
A key issue in management of urban waste streams is to generate reliable data on waste inventory.
India's growth story should be balanced with sustainability.
Rising costs of accessing resources, shrinking geological availability, and risk of material exhaustion can be addressed with an integrated resource efficiency policy