Completed Projects
Kyoto Mechanism Information Platform
March 1, 2006 to
February 28, 2007
The objective of this project is to collect information and status of CDM activities in India and compile them into short quarterly periodicals (approximately every 3 months, 4 times during the period of one year). The coverage of periodical includes CDM project development activities in India and other important developments, brief analysis of projects being developed and sectoral progress, updated donors' programme in promoting CDM in India, study on selected states of India, regarding the potential sectors and their policy, institutional and business environment, etc.Study on Natural Gas as a fuel option for the Indian Electricity Sector
July 10, 2006 to
February 28, 2007
The study would assess the feasibility of natural gas as a fuel option for the Indian Electricity sector.Bioremediation of oil contaminated soil at South Santhal, ONGC, Mehsana
May 3, 2006 to
February 9, 2007
Bioremediation of oil contaminated soil at ONGC MehsanaEnergy audit of Heinz India Ltd., Aligarh, UP
April 3, 2006 to
January 31, 2007
Heinz India Private Limited entrusted TERI for a comprehensive energy audit of different areas/equipments in their plant located at Aligarh (U.P).The main objectives of the project are:
a. To carry out a detailed evaluation of various equipment (as defined under scope of the work) with a view to identify thrust areas for energy conservation.
b. To quantify the extent of energy savings that can be achieved.
c. To recommend various technically sound and economically viable measures to improve the end-use energy efficiency.
Power Sector study in India
October 3, 2006 to
January 15, 2007
To undertake a study of major investment program and financing plan for states of Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra (generation, transmission and distribution). The other objective is to study the financial position and organizational and management structure of AP Transco and Mahatransco (transmission companies in both states)Assessing the impact of regulations on ambient air and health in Delhi
October 10, 2005 to
January 10, 2007
In recent years, several actions have been taken to address the growing air pollution problem in the Indian cities. Though these actions have reduced the concentration of certain pollutants, namely lead and sulphur dioxide, the trend in the main criteria pollutant – particulate matter – is not clear. Most importantly, decision-makers often lack scientific evidence.National Programme of Action for Coastal Pollution
February 1, 2006 to
January 5, 2007
The work to be carried out includes:Preparation of the NPA essentially based on available secondary data/documents collected from authentic sources such as Central and State Pollution Control Boards/Environment Departments of the Coastal State and Union Territories and reputed National Scientific Institutions and other relevant agencies like Coast Guard, Directorate General of Shipping, Industry Organizations, Urban, Municipal and local Government Authorities etc.