Ongoing Projects
Real-Time Source Apportionment and Forecasting for Advance Air Pollution Management in Delhi
December 30, 2021
| Air
Develop annual and two seasons (winter and summer) Emission Inventory (EI) for the base year 2021 of all sources including non-point and biogenic and natural sources for the entire NCR (National Capital Region) for air quality management including air quality modelling, forecasting, source apportionment and policy decisions.
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).
Environment, Climate and Water Security: Water Security and Climate Adaptation in Rural India (WASCA)
December 11, 2021
| Climate Change
| Water
The primary objective of the project financed by this grant is to interpret scientific assessment of climatic typologies at national, state and pilot district level to provide evidence base for contextualizing climate adaptation measures for enhancing water security in the WASCA pilot project locations. The overall objectives are to:
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.
Support the valuation of mountain forests and mangroves in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
December 4, 2021
| Forest & Biodiversity
The main objective of this project is to support a core team in the World Bank to develop a set of technical activities in order to deliver the following outputs: (i) assessment of the costs of deforestation and degradation, in the mountain forests and mangroves; and (ii) ecosystem valuation of the mountain forests, as well as the assessment of the provisioning of key ecosystem services.
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.
Comprehensive study of Hydrology, Climate and Geographical conditions around Mundra Power Station at APMUL, Mundra TPP
November 15, 2021
| Climate Change
The objective of this study is to carry out comprehensive study of water bodies. This will include proper storm water evacuation up to creek area and to suggest possible diversion of rivers and other streams of the region including other infrastructural changes.
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.