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RRECL and TERI Partner to Accelerate Rajasthan’s Renewable Energy Transition
28 May 2026
| Energetica India Magazine
Rajasthan Renewable Energy Corporation and The Energy and Resources Institute sign an MoU to collaborate on renewable energy deployment, energy storage, grid integration, Agri-PV, electric mobility and sustainable infrastructure initiatives across Rajasthan.
Read more‘Indian Armed Forces Can Cut Emissions and Enhance Readiness Through Simulator-based Training’: TERI Study
27 May 2026
| Diplomatist
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), on 26th May, 2026, launched its report titled Indian Armed Forces and Environmental Sustainability: A Comprehensive Assessment of Simulators in ‘Green Training’ at the Constitution Club of India, New Delhi.
Read moreBT Sustainability Awards 2026 | India’s Most Sustainable Companies | Jury Meet
26 May 2026
| Business Today
At the BT Sustainability Awards 2026 jury meet, chaired by Ramesh Chand, jury member Dr Vibha Dhawan, Director General, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) joined other experts in evaluating and shortlisting India’s most sustainable companies based on their ESG performance and measurable sustainability impact.
Read moreAusterity | Brace for the worst
22 May 2026
| India Today
Responding to the Prime Minister's call for austerity, Dr Vibha Dhawan, Director General, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), has adopted energy-saving measures such as using a solar cooker to reduce fuel consumption. Her family has also chosen to skip vacation travel this year and instead opt for a staycation within the Delhi-NCR region.
Read moreGEF-SGP India OP7 Releases Coastal Biodiversity Report
22 May 2026
| The CSR Universe
The report has been developed under GEF-SGP India OP7, executed by the Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change, implemented by United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and coordinated nationally by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI). The publication was prepared by TERI in collaboration with the Council for Social Development (CSD), which serves as the Knowledge Partner for GEF-SGP India OP7.
Read moreIndia races to build long-duration storage as renewable gaps widen
18 May 2026
| Mint
BESS is ideal for speed, while LDES is critical for long-duration energy needs, said Mr Alekhya Datta, Fellow & Director, Electricity & Renewables Division. He noted that LDES is better suited for supplying power beyond six hours to multiple days, especially during prolonged peak demand, low renewable output, and grid stress events.
Read moreChhattisgarh forests add 11.4% to state GDP through ecosystem services: TERI study
17 May 2026
| Indian Express
TERI report estimates forests generate Rs 1.41 lakh crore annually via carbon storage, water conservation and biodiversity benefits, far beyond timber-based economic value.
Read moreIndia's 100 GW nuclear energy target requires Rs 25 trn investment: TERI
17 May 2026
| Business Standard
TERI said India will need sustained annual nuclear capacity additions and policy support for SMRs to achieve its 100 GW nuclear energy target by 2047.
Read moreThis is how much investment India needs to reach the 100 GW nuclear target
15 May 2026
| Business Today
A report, India’s Nuclear Energy Vision: Strategic Pathways for SMR Deployment by TERI, says that based on an assumed capital intensity of Rs 22-25 crore per MW and typical capacity utilisation factors, the total investment requirement to reach 100 GW is estimated at approximately Rs 23–25 lakh crore.
Read moreGujarat: National outlook to drive GCCI’s sustainability summit
14 May 2026
| The Times of India
GCCI has partnered with CEEW, TERI, WRI India and CPI. IIM Ahmedabad, CEPT University and i-Hub Gujarat will also participate in the event. Ten climate-tech startups will showcase scalable green solutions.
Read moreSimulator-based military training can save Indian Armed Forces over Rs 1,000 crore annually: TERI report
14 May 2026
| The Tribune
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) has said that wider adoption of simulator-based training by the Indian Armed Forces can help save more than Rs 1,000 crore annually while reducing fuel consumption, ammunition usage, logistics costs and equipment wear without affecting battlefield preparedness.
Read moreIndia will need Rs 25 lakh crore, sweeping reforms to achieve 100 GW nuclear target by 2047: TERI report
13 May 2026
| DownToEarth
The report, India's Nuclear Energy Vision: Strategic Pathways for SMR Deployment, by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) said the country’s existing nuclear framework, designed largely around large reactors, must evolve rapidly to accommodate modular nuclear technologies, private sector participation and advanced fuel systems.
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