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CAQM: Will make Delhi, 8 NCR cities dust-free
04 Jun 2025
| The Hindustan Times
The roads of Delhi and eight other cities in the National Capital Region (NCR) will undergo a redesign to make them dust-free, which will help in improving public health, the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) said. A 2018 The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) source apportionment study also found dust to be playing a significant role in the summer months, contributing to around 42% to PM 10 in the season.
Read moreDelhi CM pitches for year-round anti-pollution plan
02 Jun 2025
| The Hindu
At the Aironomics 2025 event, Delhi Chief Minister Ms Rekha Gupta calls for community participation, institutional reforms, and budget-backed efforts to fight pollution across seasons Aironomics 2025, hosted by the Council for International Economic Understanding (CIEU) and organised under the Bharat Climate Forum in collaboration with advisory firm Dalberg, brought together representatives from the WHO, UNEP, the World Bank, IITs, TERI, NGT, CPCB, and others.
Read moreTERI Champions Clean Energy Vision for Eastern and North-Eastern India at ICC Conclave in Kolkata
28 May 2025
| Solar Quarter
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), serving as the Knowledge Partner at the 4th East and North East India Energy Conclave organized by the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC), emphasized the strategic importance of Eastern and North-Eastern India in driving the country's clean energy transformation. Held under the theme "Optimizing Opportunities in Energy Transition", the event focused on leveraging innovation and policy support to accelerate renewable energy integration across the
Read moreThe Hindu Huddle 2025: Role of multilateral regime remains relevant in fight against climate change: experts
27 May 2025
| The Hindu
Drawing from her experience in the field, Ms Suruchi Bhadwal, Senior Fellow & Director, Earth Science and Climate Change Division, TERI, said while the science is strong and solid, there continues to be the need for the right kind of technologies, finance to be put in place to help countries cope with the situation that may arise.
Read moreGDC Surankote signs MoU with TERI for climate research
27 May 2025
| Daily Excelsior
Government Degree College (GDC) Surankote has signed a historic MoU with The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) New Delhi, becoming the first Higher Education Institution in Jammu & Kashmir to do so. The agreement marks a significant step toward fostering academic exchange, research collaboration, and environmental innovation in the region. The MoU was signed by Prof Rani Mughal, Principal of GDC Surankote, representing the J&K Higher Education Department, and Dr Dipankar Saharia
Read moreTERI joins hands with Hiranandani, Krisala Developers for sustainable 105-acre township near Pune
26 May 2025
| Press Trust of India
Hiranandani Communities and Krisala Developers have partnered with The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) to transform their 105-acre greenfield township project into a model for sustainable urban living. The integrated township, planned in North Hinjawadi in Pune, aspires to set new benchmarks in air quality and overall livability, according to the developer.
Read moreNow, an EV dashboard to help motorists locate charging stations across city
25 May 2025
| The Times of India
In a significant step towards transforming Kolkata's urban transport into a greener, cleaner system, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) unveiled a comprehensive electric vehicle (EV) dashboard and interactive map to help city motorists easily locate charging stations. Titled ‘Accelerating Net-Zero Transition of Public Transportation in Kolkata', the web portal is designed to address the city's growing demand for EV infrastructure by projecting long-term charging requirements up to
Read moreIndia showcases forest restoration and climate resilience strategy at UN Forum
23 May 2025
| The Sentinel Assam
India's dedication to restoring degraded forest ecosystems and enhancing climate resilience was prominently featured during a side event organized by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) and the Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change (MoEF&CC), Government of India, at the 20th session of the United Nations Forum on Forests (UNFF), held at the UN Headquarters in New York from May 5 to May 9.
Read moreBengal actively transitioning to renewable energy, seeks private sector participation
23 May 2025
| The Hindu
This comes amidst a nationwide push for a transition to clean energy sources, with a target of achieving 500 gigawatts (GW) of energy from non-fossil sources by 2030. According to Mr A.K. Saxena, Senior Fellow & Senior Director, Electricity and Renewables, TERI solar energy accounts for almost two-thirds of the assessed potential of 88GW of clean energy generation in the eastern region of the country.
Read moreDelhi govt launches campaign to build ‘eco-warriors’ through schools, colleges
22 May 2025
| The Print
The Delhi Government on Thursday launched an eco-sensitisation campaign targeting two lakh students across the national capital, aiming to build a generation of “eco-warriors” through schools and colleges. TERI, a globally recognised not-for-profit institute with over four decades of experience in sustainable development, will be the implementing agency for the project.
Read moreA summer spike: What made Delhi AQI levels rise this week?
16 May 2025
| The Week
According to Dr Anju Goel, an AQI expert and Fellow & Associate Director at The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), the spike is "primarily driven by dust storms". "Since the past few days, there has been a rise in the wind speed. This brings in a significant amount of dust from Rajasthan".
Read moreTackling climate change with green mobility
16 May 2025
| The Pioneer
A report by the Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) warns that if we do not act, transport emissions in India could increase sixfold in the coming decades. These issues are more than abstract concerns — they pose tangible risks to the daily lives and well-being of millions.
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