Projects

Completed Projects

Training on "Biotechnological techniques for quality, conservation and multiplication of medicinal plants"

April 17, 2008 to
February 21, 2009
Application of biotechnology for conservation, micropropagation, production of secondary metabolites, biotransformation of intermediate into pharmaceutically important products and genetic enhancement of medicinal plants are the current issue The participants will be exposure to advance techniques such as tissue culture, molecular characterization and modern analytical techniques (TLC, HPLC, GC and Column chromatography) will be taught through this training programme.

Training workshop on "Ecosystem Services - Valuation and Policy Issues"

January 15, 2009 to
February 21, 2009
MoEF-sponsored two-day training workshop on "Ecosystem Services - Valuation and Policy Issues" for senior Indian Forest Service Officers

Incorporation of energy efficiency in a dying unit at Dicitex Decor, Tarapur

June 30, 2008 to
January 31, 2009
A dying unit for an upholstry manufacturing house is coming up at Tarapur. TERI has engaged to provide energy efficiency recommendations for the non airconditioned building

Preparation of Project Information Note (PIN) and Project Design Document (PDD) under CDM for Bilag Industries

May 1, 2008 to
January 31, 2009
Objective of the project is to develop the project design document (PDD) under Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), for conversion of the Boilers, Power plant, Incinerator and thermopack from furnace oil firing to natural gas firing at M/S Bilag Industries Pvt. Ltd., Vapi

Catalyzing the initiative of "Power to Empower" throughtechnology customization and effective service delivery mechanism

January 7, 2008 to
January 31, 2009
the project aims to
o Introduce /create an appropriate renewable energy based multi-utility technology platform, which can be used as a basis for future technology customization and up-gradation
o Establishing an appropriate institutional model and effective service delivery mechanism around the multi-utility technology platform to ensure long-term sustainability of the project
Such integrated approach may facilitate the transition to modern energy services by ensuring long-term benefits to both energy service providers and end-users

3rd TERI-KAS Conference on "Resource Security: The Governance Dimension"

April 11, 2008 to
January 31, 2009
The 3rd TERI-KAS Conference on "Resource Security: The Governance Dimension" was held from 3-4 October 2008 in Goa.

Monitoring and evaluation of Renewable Energy for Rural Livelihoods project under GOI/UNDP Country Cooperation Framework-II

May 15, 2006 to
January 30, 2009
TERI is involved with the Monitoring, Evaluation and Impact assessment under the UNDP-CCF-II, the afore-cited project is being implemented with the following objectives:- 1) Provide renewable energy for meeting cooking, lighting and motive power needs leading to additional income generation activities to enable the villages to cross the poverty line. For attaining this objective, an Incremental Capital Output Ratio (ICOR) of ?:1 has been benchmarked. Partnerships and savings need to be ensured for future investment and sustenance.

An Analysis of Key Mitigation Options in the Context of India's Development

December 6, 2006 to
January 26, 2009
- to analyse whether there are mitigation options consistent with development objectives for India - to examine implications relevant for India, for development cooperation and for the multilateral regime

Energy Efficiency Assessment (Audit) at Cartones Americas Group, Colombia

August 10, 2008 to
January 23, 2009
Energy Efficiency study at Colombia

Feasibility study on jatropha plantation and bio-diesel production for NWCF

November 6, 2007 to
December 31, 2008
This study will cover the following the aspects. (1) Climatic requirements for growing Jatropha. (2) Considerations for site selection and jatropha cultivation. (3) Analysis of existing government policies. (4) Review of suitable models for undertaking plantation and production of biodiesel. (5) Selection of plausible technology for oil extraction and trans-esterification. (6) Infrastructure requirements. (7) Capital costs of plantations.