Headquarters
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
Darbari Seth Block, Core 6C,
India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road,
New Delhi - 110 003, India
The main objectives of the proposed study is " To Provide insight into the market potential for LPG fuelled power generation solutions for small-scale continuous power applications". The scope of work includes 1. Assessment of the grid power supply scenario in the country
The study would assess the feasibility of natural gas as a fuel option for the Indian Electricity sector.
The study aims at inventorisation of air pollutant emissions of different pollutants from various sources in Faridabad. The sources of emissions would include vehicles, industries, power plants, domestic fuel burning, DG sets etc.
MY WATER (Mobilizing Youth for WATER conservation) - Phase II - is an extension of the MY WATER programme that was initaited on June 5th 2005. The programme aims at sensitizing students on careful usage of this precious resource.
The project aims to evaluate the various schemes of Central Silk Board with major focus on Research and development related projects being undertaken by various research organisations of Central Silk Board.
HAREDA had issued a notification to incorporate energy efficient building features in all new Goverment sector buildings from 30th June, 2006. HAREDA has approached TERI to organise an orientation programme to equip the architects and engineers with the tools and technologies of energy efficient buildings.
The Forestry and Biodiversity Group of TERI has been awarded the consultancy by the Ministry of Agriculture, Govt. of India, to conduct a mid-term evaluation of watershed development activities under the National Watershed Development Project for Rainfed Areas (NWDPRA) programme during the tenth five year plan.
TERI is involved with the Monitoring, Evaluation and Impact assessment under the UNDP-CCF-II, the afore-cited project is being implemented with the following objectives:- 1) Provide renewable energy for meeting cooking, lighting and motive power needs leading to additional income generation activities to enable the villages to cross the poverty line.
Under this project, TERI would collaborate with HPCL for carrying out a feasibility study for Jatropha based biodiesel production in the states of Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh. The study would take into account, the policy environment in terms of not only the policy initiatives of the GoI, but also the policy initiatives adopted by the respective state govts.