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Articles
Technology lever for green housing scale-up in India
22 Feb 2019
Eco-Cities India is a multi-year technical advisory programme, established under the European Union (EU) -India Cooperation on Clean Energy and Energy Efficiency. A climate-change focussed initiative, the programme is structured around five cities—Bengaluru, Bhubaneswar, Chennai, and the Mumbai and Pune metropolitan regions.
Reevaluating the lens to measure battery energy storage cost
20 Feb 2019
One must look beyond just upfront cost and also consider life cycle economic assessment when evaluating the cost of battery energy storage systems
Green, Reliable and Viable: Perspectives on India's shift towards low-carbon energy
13 Feb 2019
The book, released during WSDS 2019, has contributions by key stakeholders and sector experts on India's transition to low-carbon energy
Blockchain and distributed clean energy: How do the twain meet?
30 Jan 2019
Innovative application of blockchain can empower the smart distribution grid of tomorrow
Auditing Mechanical Road Sweeping machines in North MCD
29 Jan 2019
Independent assessment of mechanized street sweeping in North Delhi Municipal Corporation
It's time for utilities to manage power demand creatively
18 Jan 2019
Demand Side Management, or DSM, can help power utilities manage rising electricity demand without compromising consumer interest
TERI increases its solar footprint
17 Jan 2019
TERI laid the foundation stone of a 228 kW solar rooftop system and of a new solar pump testing facility in its campus in Gurugram, Haryana
Making medicinal plant wealth work for Northeast India
04 Jan 2019
Northeast India has a wealth of medicinal plants that make their way to Indian and foreign markets. If grown sustainably, the sector can be a major bio-resource for the region.
Plastic ban in Tamil Nadu - EPR linkage and incentive model are key for success
02 Jan 2019
Tamil Nadu is set to enforce a ban on the use of plastic commodities including non-biodegradable carry bags, single-use cups, plates and straws, beginning the first of January, 2019.