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The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
Darbari Seth Block, Core 6C,
India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road,
New Delhi - 110 003, India
Ongoing Projects
Climate Finance Study for India
August 10, 2021
| Climate Change
The objective of the project is to support the Climate Change Finance Unit, Economic Division, DEA under the Ministry of Finance for its climate finance discourse at international representations. It is realized that the current definition of climate finance is not conducive to supporting India with its climate goals and the international climate finance is coming much shorter than required.
Selected brick kilns in Palwal District, Haryana
June 16, 2021
| Climate Change
Building infrastructure in India is estimated to grow at a rate of 6.6% per year between 2005 and 2030. The building stock is expected to multiply five times during this period, resulting in a continuous increase in demand for brick and other building materials. With rapid growth of brick production, the environmental aspects of brick making have become a serious concern that requires immediate action to control the emission.
Study on the estimation on reduction of Green House Gas (GHGs) emission as a result of the implementation of the Vienna Convention and its Montreal Protocol in India
February 17, 2021
| Climate Change
This study would include the following activities:
(i) Data collection and assessment for the years 2005-2020;
(ii) Analysis of consumption and production of ODSs by application sectors such as refrigeration, foam, fire extinguishing, aerosol and solvent cleaning, mobile air-conditioning, metered dose inhalers sectors etc.
(iii) Estimation of GHG emissions of ODS used for the applications mentioned in point (ii) above for the year 2025;
India-EU Track II Dialogue
December 15, 2020
| Climate Change
The India-EU Track-II dialogue aims to explore options for strengthening both parties’ cooperation in the reduction of greenhouse gases and enhancing resilience to climate change.
Consultancy services for the Climate Trends LLP
October 10, 2020
| Climate Change
The objectives of this project are to: Study and document solutions which reduce possibilities of climate change, including increase in uptake of renewables, and transition to low carbon pathways and other clean energy sources; Build policy-maker awareness and contribute to increased policy understanding towards issues of clean and affordable energy, and work to mainstream modern energy solutions by creating wider acceptability;
Supporting the completion of the GPC compliant GHG emissions inventory for the area covered by KMDA
September 3, 2020
| Climate Change
The proposed assignment aims to support the completion of the GPC compliant GHG emissions inventory for the area covered by KMDA and to collect data needed for scenario planning analysis.
Quantitative assessment of air pollution and climate change policy challenges
August 1, 2020
| Air
The objective of the project is to provide energy, air pollution and GHG emissions modelling results and calculations for India. The Deliverable includes but is not limited to: Policy scope - independent quantitative analysis and modelling analysis will cover the following areas within the IEA scope of work: Transport electrification and power sector clean energy transition; Energy efficiency air pollution and climate co-benefits; Clean cooking air pollution and climate co-benefits.
Strategic Partnerships for the Implementation of the Paris Agreement (SPIPA)
May 6, 2020
The primary aim of the project promoted by the grant is to support EU-India collaboration on the development of modelling capacities to improve the quality of modelling tools, and integrated modelling analysis frameworks in India. This overall objective is defined by the following benchmarks: Improving the knowledge of how climate modelling action in India relates to global and subnational low carbon development pathways, as well as to selected co-benefits of trade-offs of climate policy.
RRR: Reducing health Risks of Rising Temperatures in South Asia
May 1, 2020
Based on secondary meteorological data, a blog post will be developed. This blog will aim to explore the implications of the COVID-19 lockdown and the heat wave witnessed in Delhi, on the different classes of the population, in terms of their electricity consumption and their abilities to cope, during the summer of 2020.