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India preps to meet 6x surge in battery storage demand by 2047
27 Nov 2025
| Mint
Mr Alekhya Datta, Director, Electricity and Renewables Division, The Energy Resources Institute (TERI) said manufacturing challenges include inadequate local processing, essential for value addition, with graphite anode production representing a significant bottleneck; the current annual cell output of 5 GWh falls short of the projected 218 GWh need by 2030.
Read moreCabinet approves ₹7,280 crore scheme to promote manufacturing of rare earth magnets — All we know
26 Nov 2025
| Mint
Global trends indicate that many countries are actively working towards diversifying rare earth supply chains, said Ms Mrunali Tembhurne, Associate Fellow, Resource Efficiency & Governance Division, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI).
Read moreAir pollution: Delhi goes for a soft battle against a tough enemy
23 Nov 2025
| Business Standard
Mr R Suresh, Senior Fellow at the Air Quality Research Division of The Energy and Resources Institute, stated that the air quality in Delhi is influenced by emissions throughout the region. He added sustainable improvement requires a systemic approach and strengthened collaboration.
Read moreCultural hub Bangalore International Centre celebrates 20 years
21 Nov 2025
| Deccan Herald
Launched on November 21, 2005, BIC moved to its current location in Domlur in 2019. Its foundation stone was originally laid at The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), also in Domlur. At the time, Bengaluru was emerging as "India's knowledge capital." Leaders such as late Dr R K Pachauri, former Director General, TERI, economist Prof S L Rao, and Mr Shanth Kumar, Director, The Printers Mysore Pvt Ltd, backed the plan.
Read moreAndhra Pradesh’s clean energy initiatives lauded
19 Nov 2025
| The Indian Express
Andhra Pradesh's dedication to renewable energy and saturation-level Energy Efficiency initiatives exemplifies a long-term vision to safeguard future generations, stated Mr Girish Sethi, Senior Fellow & Senior Director, Industrial Energy Efficiency Division, TERI, New Delhi. He observed that the MoUs signed within a single day could potentially garner investments totaling Rs 5,000 crore and could serve as a benchmark for other States.
Read moreEnsure all PMAY beneficiaries get BEE star-rated, energy-efficient appliances: Naidu
19 Nov 2025
| The Times of India
Mr Girish Sethi, Senior Fellow & Senior Director, Industrial Energy Efficiency Division, TERI hailed the Andhra Pradesh government for signing a record number of MoUs in a single day for energy efficiency measures. These agreements, worth around Rs 5,000 crore in investments with central government agencies such as EESL, aim to aggressively promote energy efficiency and are expected to inspire other states to follow suit.
Read moreIndia tells CoP30 it has exceeded its climate commitments, to submit update on time
18 Nov 2025
| Mint
Mr R R Rashmi, Distinguished Fellow, TERI, stated that India's impressive achievement concerning the current NDCs reinforces its status as a global leader in climate action.
Read moreFroth returns to Yamuna river after temporary cleanup for Chhath Puja
18 Nov 2025
| The Economic Times
The recent suggestions in the study by TERI have pointed to several reasons and suggest long-term steps to end frothing for good. Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa stated that they are evaluating the recommendations as well.
Read moreDirty picture: Make-up fades, frothing returns to Yamuna
18 Nov 2025
| The Times of India
A study by TERI, submitted to Delhi govt recently, suggests a long-term roadmap for the river's rejuvenation and a Ganga-like State Mission for Clean Yamuna (SMCY) to ensure inter-agency coordination.
Read moreAQI 'very poor' in Gurgaon, air near Aravalis worse as mercury dips and wind slows down
17 Nov 2025
| The Times of India
PM2.5 levels were highest in TERI Gram (315 µg/m³), followed by Gwalpahari (296 µg/m³) and Sector 51 (265 µg/m³). PM10 levels were also the highest in TERI Gram (312 µg/m³), followed by Gwalpahari (267 µg/m³) and Sector 51 (201 µg/m³). The CPCB's annual average permissible limits for PM2.5 and PM10 are 60 µg/m³ and 100 µg/m³ respectively.
Read more98% processed is 100% lie: Investigating Gurugram’s broken waste system
17 Nov 2025
| Newslaundry
Allocating funds toward waste segregation, sorting, and processing not only facilitates the recovery of valuable resources through recycling and reuse but also mitigates health and climate-related impacts, stated Dr Suneel Pandey, Director, Circular Economy and Waste Management Division, TERI.
Read moreCOP30 at halftime sees EU pushback on India, China's CBAM, finance moves
17 Nov 2025
| Business Standard
One was not expecting much to happen on finance and the development so far makes it clear that there are no additional resources forthcoming from developed countries stated Mr RR Rashmi, Distinguished Fellow, Resource Efficiency & Governance Division, TERI.
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