Headquarters
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
Darbari Seth Block, Core 6C,
India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road,
New Delhi - 110 003, India
The objective of this study is to ascertain the incremental cost as an outcome of building green (considered as certified third party rating system) in housing projects in India (for various segments) and identify and prioritize technologies with the goal achieving at least 20% reduction in this incremental cost. Through this study TERI proposes to offer its service to: evaluate various building material and technologies to ascertain the incremental cost towards greener construction of housing projects in India;
Creating a Comprehensive Village Development Plan (CVDP) for Matmora Gaon Panchayat, Lakhimpur district, Assam concentrating on investment in community resources, common natural resources, water management activities, and small village infrastructure that would directly enhance local livelihood activities undertaken by SHGs or other village level institutions, household level vital amenities that help improve social status, energy, sanitation, drinking water etc.
The project aims to organise the environmental quiz competition - Green Olympiad - in schools all over India for senior and junior students.
The objectives of the projects are to: strengthen the data inventory of energy intensive MSME clusters and support data driven policy making in this sector; build the knowledge capacity of the shop floor technicians pertaining to energy efficiency practices in the MSME units. This will help improve the energy efficiency performance of the overall MSME sector of India.
The project ensures provision of clean cooking and lighting facilities for 480 households spread over 10 villages of Bihar and Jharkhand. Local capacity building programme to be initiated for all individual users, cluster level technicians and energy entrepreneurs. Local ownership and entrepreneurship would be established for sustainable operations and impact of the project.
The Energy and Resources Institute in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme-Regional office is developing Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions in the buildings sector for Indonesia, Thailand, The Philippines and Viet Nam. The project will assist the countries in recognizing the significant mitigation potential of the building section, identify and recommend actions for development in the NAMAs, provide MRV (measurement, reporting and verification) tools and an overall framework to support NAMA development by the countries.
For this assignment, the scope of work is to create a Program Information Note (PIN) for Energy Efficiency Services Limited¿s (EESL) various initiatives under the Transformative Carbon Asset Facility (TCAF). This project will design carbon monitoring methodologies, primarily for EESL¿s various initiatives - including providing efficient ceiling fans and air-conditioners, efficient household lighting and street lighting - with an aim of enabling market-based carbon pricing and sectoral mitigation measures.
The main objectives of this project are to: (1) identify maximum energy savings in the plant; (ii) meet the requirements of PAT reporting; and (iii) build the capacities of the plant personnel on PAT compliance requirement. These objectives will be achieved by conducting energy audit and timely reporting to the state designated agency (SDA) and the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE).
The main goal of this project is to deliver a Proof of Concept of a decision support system to help the city council of Surat, India, to decide how to manage, extend or adapt its energy options.
With support from RVNL, under its CSR programme, TERI is undertaking this project to solarize the Keshav Dham school and hostel at Vrindavan in order to bring improved, clean, and affordable energy provision. The specific objectives are to: