Ongoing Projects
Aggregating DSM Opportunities Among Industrial Consumers at Utility Level for Low Carbon Growth
November 27, 2022
| Energy
Recognizing the enormous potential for DSM among industrial consumers, TERI, with support from MacArthur Foundation, undertook a study to explore the scope for aggregation of the DSM opportunities among SME industrial consumers in India. For the study, a partnership with the largest private sector power utility, Tata Power, was forged. About 100 SME customers were selected in consultation with Tata Power spread across Delhi, Ajmer, and Mumbai. The selection of the SMEs was followed by unit level energy assessment studies.
ELEVATE- Enabling and leveraging climate Action Towards net zero Emissions
September 1, 2022
| Energy Assessment and Modelling
By 2025, countries are expected to produce new NDCs covering the post-2030 period, informed during the 2022-23 period by the 6th Assessment Report of the IPCC and the Paris Agreement Global Stocktake. Project results are anticipated to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: Provision of information for the preparation of climate policies and national planning for the post-2030 period, in light of the Paris Agreement goals and the need to reduce global net greenhouse emissions to zero by 2050.
The ICC – TERI Centre of Excellence for CSR and Sustainability
March 11, 2022
| Environment
| Energy
The ICC – TERI Centre of Excellence for CSR, is a collaborative venture and joint endeavour of Indian Chambers of Commerce (ICC) and The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) to address and devise solutions in an inclusive and holistic manner for all stakeholders working towards Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and sustainable development.
Water-Energy-Food Nexus: Implementing Solar Irrigation Sustainably
December 15, 2021
| Energy
The project aims to provide states with technical support on the implementation of PM KUSUM scheme across its three components. This comprises developing 10,000 MW of grid-connected solar power plants (component A), installation of 17.5 lakhs stand-alone solar pumps (component B) and solarizing 10 lakh grid connected agriculture pumps (component C).
Supporting energy transition of the Indian state of Goa
December 8, 2021
The following activities in pursuit of the Grant objectives:
a. Literature review of State's current policy and regulatory framework, present status of electricity supply and demand including status on RE capacity, economic growth patterns, consumer types.
b. Study for assessing the potential of RE resources that are available to the State.
Research concerning cutting-edge topics in Energy and Environment Fields
December 3, 2021
| Energy Efficiency
The project focuses on carrying out research on the cutting-edge topics in energy and environment fields in India like hydrogen, biomass energy, electric vehicle, carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS), etc. through secondary research and interactions with key stakeholders.
Scoping project: design of India-UK E-mobility accelerator awareness campaign
December 3, 2021
| Transport
The purpose of the project is to work on a scoping project to design UK-India Electric Mobility Accelerator Awareness Campaign which can support delivery of India's ambition on adoption of electric mobility, thereby contributing to cleaner air in cities, achieving energy security and creating new jobs both in India and in the UK.
IGES-survey and workshops on green innovation
November 29, 2021
| Energy Efficiency
The main objective of this project is to support IGES in conducting the Survey and Workshops on Green Innovation related to the Green Finance for Sustainable Lifestyles in India, as a fulfilment of the requirement under the FY2021 MOEJ (Ministry of Environment, Japan) commissioned work on Green Innovation related to the Green Finance for Sustainable Lifestyles.
Green Skill Development Programme
November 9, 2021
Drawing from its experiences at the grassroots level, TERI recognized the need for capacity building, training, and skill development of a category that matters most in the whole value chain, namely, technicians and rural entrepreneurs. The severity of the problem can be gauged considering that India currently faces a severe shortage of well-trained, skilled workers.