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A 2024 report by TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute), titled 'India's Electricity Transition Pathways to 2050', articulates apprehensions regarding the fulfillment of the nation's actual demands. The report underscores the necessity for a comprehensive techno-economic evaluation of India's renewable energy resource potential, suggesting that the existing comprehension may be insufficient or that the economic feasibility of large-scale utilization requires additional examination.
Read moreDr Vibha Dhawan's Career testifies that pure passion can take one places. In her case, the love for nature has fuelled an impactful career journey. The Director General of TERI, who was among the 'Most Influential Women in Education' list released by BW Education on the International Women's Day this 8 March, looks back and shares that she loved plants and this led her to study botany in Delhi University.
Read moreAddressing the 32nd Convocation of Gauhati University, the Assam Chief Minister Mr Himanta Biswa Sarma emphasised that India is advancing through the pillars of culture, education, science and the arts. State Education Minister Dr Ranoj Pegu, Director General of TERI Dr Vibha Dhawan, Vice Chancellor of Gauhati University, Prof Nani Gopal Mahanta, also spoke on the occasion.
Read moreDr. Vibha Dhawan, Director General of The Energy and Resources Institute, was a recipient at the WOT Awards 2025 held on 23 April 2025. The award is a recognition of international female achievement and leadership, designed to celebrate distinguished women in the field. The event offered an indelible evening of recognition, storytelling, and cooperative engagement focused on the theme "Accelerate Action."
Read moreA TERI study reveals that transitioning to electric vehicles in 44 Indian cities by 2035 could drastically cut pollution. It projects a daily reduction of 11.5 tonnes of PM2.5 emissions and a significant decrease in greenhouse gases. The shift could also save billions on oil imports and generate numerous jobs in the EV and renewable energy sectors.
Read moreDr Vibha Dhawan, Director General, The Energy Resources Institute (TERI), highlighted the disproportionate impact of climate change on the poor, emphasising the role of individual responsibility in climate action.
Read moreIn September 2024, Dr Jitendra Vir Sharma, Senior Director, Land Resources informed that according to the MoU signed between the Forest Department, VNV and TERI, the farmer will be paid $6 per credit. He says that since the projects made good money this time, VNV has decided to pay farmers $8 per credit. Dr Sharma estimates that one credit could be worth $11-12 and assured that VNV will be transparent about the benefit-sharing process.
Read moreMarking a powerful confluence of purpose and occasion, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) celebrated GREEN Olympiad Felicitation Ceremony on the occasion of Earth Day today. The event honoured outstanding young minds from across India and beyond who demonstrated exemplary knowledge and awareness on issues of environment and sustainable development.
Read moreField research by TERI shows nano-sulphur can push mustard yield by 25-30 per cent similar to genetically modified DMH-11 trials but by using conventional varieties.
Read moreAccording to Dr Prasoon Singh, a fellow at the Centre for Climate Change Research at TERI, while the city is still seeing high night temperatures, low humidity levels have so far stopped high stress levels from unleashing havoc on residents, for now.
Read moreAs of 3 April 2025, while the overall live storage of the country's reservoirs is superior to that of the previous year, the live storage in the northern and eastern regions has experienced a decline this year, stated Mr Anshuman, Director, Water Resources Division, The Energy Research Institute (TERI).
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