Headquarters
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
Darbari Seth Block, Core 6C,
India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road,
New Delhi - 110 003, India
The upcoming buildings of HUDA located at sector 4 Rohtak, envisageincorporation of energy efficiency measures to comply with ECBC-2007 (Energy Conservation Building Code) norms. TERI shall provide the necessary guidelines for the design of various energy system installed and on incorporation of energyefficiency intent at the appropriate stages of design (based on the ECBC-2007
With the overall objective of addressing issues related to energy and climate change, the partnership aims at making energy available to local populations while preserving the natural resources. The project targets to bring light to five villages in Maharashtra, using solar technology through TERI's Lighting a Billion Lives'a campaign.
The project objectives are to analyze the tender coconut husk in its available form and to analyze its fuel properties. This project aims to study various aspects for using tender coconut husk as clean combustion fuel in domestic stoves and to promote smokeless and environment-friendly practices in rural house holds.
The overall objective of the project is to train and develop about 400 solar technicians cum entrepreneurs and around 100 trained trainers.
Following the release of India¿s National Action Plan on Climate Change in June 2008, the State Governments are in the process of preparing their State Action Plans on Climate Change (SAPCC).
This training programme aims at sensitizing participants on decentralized generation (DG) technologies and to study the extent to which DG can fill the demand-supply gap created by the limitation of grid extension.
TERI shall provide Technical Assistance for the EU-India Action Plan Support Facility Programme (APSF) - Environment Component
The training is given to selected participants from ITEC (Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation)/SCAAP (Special
TERI and Integarted Tribal Development Agency (ITDA) are already partners in taking LaBL forward in Koraput, Odisha. ITDA is supporting more than 200 tribal school hostels in the district. Children in these residential schools study in the light of dimly lit kerosene lamps during the evening hours. TERI has supported provision of solar lights in three of these schools.
The study in the nature of a scoping study with attention to gender roles in solar and biomass energy will be shared in a policy consultation with government agencies, womens organisations and civil society groups engaged in renewable energy and climate change.