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Enabling policies that nudge resource efficiency, while providing the right signals for pushing investments towards R&D and pilots in emerging technologies and using innovative ways to scale up the more mature clean energy options are, therefore, the need of the hour says Dr Vibha Dhawan, Director General, TERI.
The influx of low-grade scrap may harm manufacturing standards and pose environmental and health risks from improper processing, says Mr Souvik Bhattacharjya, Senior Fellow and Associate Director, Resource Efficiency and Governance Division, TERI.
The US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement is high on symbolism but in substance it will not mean much, says Mr Ajay Shankar, Distinguished Fellow, TERI
The finance minister must focus on her direct responsibilities, not on programmes where her role is supportive says Mr Nitin Desai, Chairman, TERI.
In a world where trust in multilateralism is eroding, India's ability to bring diverse stakeholders together offers a model for a cooperative, equitable, and sustainable future, says Mr Manjeev Puri, Distinguished Fellow, Earth Science and Climate Change Division and Dr Shailly Kedia, Senior Fellow and Associate Director, Sustainable Development and Outreach Division, TERI.
The recent conclusion of the world's largest sustainable development summit COP 29 in Baku (November 2024) marked a watershed moment in global water management, says Dr Syamal Kumar Sarkar, Distinguished Fellow, Water Resources Division, TERI and Dr Girija Bharat, Managing Director, Mu Gamma Consultants.
India's energy strategy should be a judicious mix of coal, nuclear power, and clean energy resources. The share of coal, however, needs to come down, says Mr K Ramanathan, Distinguished Fellow and Mr Arunendra Kumar Tiwari, Associate Fellow, Electricity and Renewables Division, TERI.
Cross-subsidized electricity tariffs burden Indian businesses, reducing competitiveness. Despite the Electricity Act 2003 mandating reduced subsidies, political pressures prevent reforms says Mr Ajay Shankar, Distinguished Fellow, TERI.