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TERI and We Mean Business Coalition Launch India’s 2035 Climate Target
Initiative calls on government to harness business momentum and shape a climate policy framework aligned with India’s development goals ahead of COP30
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TERI Signs MoU with Delhi Govt to Drive Climate Awareness Through Eco-Clubs
Campaign to engage 2 lakh students across 2000 schools, building a network of young eco-leaders in the capital
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TERI Honours Water Champions at the 4th Water Sustainability Awards 2024-25
Recognizing outstanding contributions to sustainable water management and advancing SDG 6
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Leaders call for urgent action on sustainability and climate solutions
World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS) 2025 Inaugurated in New Delhi Strengthening Partnerships for Climate Action and Sustainable Development
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YEAR ENDER 2024
An overview of TERI's key activities and milestones in 2024
As 2024 comes to a close, TERI reflects with pride on its significant contributions to advancing environmental sustainability and driving innovative solutions for a greener future. Throughout the year, TERI played a pivotal role in numerous projects, initiatives, and research endeavours focussed on promoting environmental progress and fostering a more sustainable planet.
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Creating Impacts, Transforming Lives
From providing solutions to rural energy problems to addressing global climate change issues to enhancing forest conservation efforts among local communities and promoting energy efficiency in the Indian industry, TERI was in forefront in providing innovative green alternatives.
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Highlights
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July04
Master Trainers’ Workshop for Paryawaran Sanrakshaks
Venue : New Delhi
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July03
Forging the Future of Solar: India-Japan Innovations for a Sustainable Asia
Venue : Osaka, Japan
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Maharashtra MSMEs to Cut Over 4 Mn in Carbon Emissions by 2031 Despite Green Funding Hurdles
29 Jun 2025 | Outlook Planet
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PM solar scheme lags in Andhra, Karnataka, Bengal
23 Jun 2025 | The Economic Times
Key projects
Accounting for around 15% of total vehicular movement, urban freight activities contribute significantly to the local air pollution, as commercial vehicle segment is largely dependent on conventional fuels. With rapid increase in freight activity, well-planned efforts toward achieving net-zero emissions target by 2070 are crucial.
The model involved setting up Uttam Urja Kendras or Solar Marts that are run by Women Energy Entrepreneurs (WEEs) who are mostly members of local self-help groups. The WEEs are trained and supported in business-related activities such as awareness generation, marketing, product demonstrations, after-sales service, etc.
The system has a loading capacity of 50 kg of fresh produce per batch. The hybrid dryer system is equipped with a controller developed by TERI for controlled and energy-efficient drying operations. The electrical energy requirement of the system is less than half a unit for 10 hour operation.
The populations at risk are extensive, particularly in small island nations and coastal areas with dense populations. Alarmingly, 42 million people in the Asia-Pacific region have already been displaced due to climate-related factors such as storms, floods, extreme heat, and rising sea levels, leading to significant internal and cross-border migration.
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India can cut over 1 billion tonnes of CO₂ annually by 2030 through clean energy, electric mobility, green hydrogen, and energy efficiency. Key targets—like 500 GW of non-fossil capacity and 30% EV adoption—support India’s path to net zero by 2070, as outlined in its Long-Term Low Emissions Strategy (LT-LEDS).
Source: MNRE
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