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International Leaders to Deliberate on Planetary Resilience at TERI’s WSDS Summit
15 Feb 2021
| Energetica India
Two heads of State, including Indian Prime Minister Mr Narendra Modi, Ministers for Environment from about a dozen countries, representatives from the United Nations, heads of inter-governmental organizations, and delegates from 126 countries will deliberate on planetary resilience at TERI’s latest edition of the World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS) beginning February 16, 2022.
Read moreTeri’s World Sustainable Development Summit from Wednesday
15 Feb 2021
| The Times of India
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) is coming up with their annual flagship event World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS) 2022 in collaboration with the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change.
Read moreClimate Justice calls for compassion for the world's poorest: PM Modi
11 Feb 2021
| Business Standard
Prime Minister Mr Narendra Modi, during the inaugural session of World Sustainability Development Summit (WSDS) organized by TERI, said that developing countries should get enough space to grow in order to fight climate change.
Read moreBHOPAL : बिजली की फ्यूचर प्लानिंग पर MP में होगा काम, जानिए कैसे होगा आंकलन
02 Feb 2021
| News 18 Hindi
Under the MoU, TERI will assess the demand and availability of Madhya Pradesh's power demand without any fee and prepare the roadmap for the future. (in hindi)
Read moreBoost for state green transport proposal, Bengal expects share of Rs 18k crore pie
02 Feb 2021
| The Times of India
State transport undertakings in Kolkata will need to identify suitable bus routes where the introduction of electric buses are technically and economically feasible. One can look into the hybrid buses in order to reduce emission in a phased manner, if not 100%, said Mr Alekhya Datta, Fellow and Area Convenor, Electricity and Fuels Division, TERI, who has been advising the WBTC on rolling out electric buses.
Read moreBudget 2021: Hydrogen mission; solar energy, clean air among focus areas
01 Feb 2021
| Hindustan Times
According to a report titled "The Potential Role of Hydrogen in India - Harnessing the Hype" by TERI, demand for hydrogen could increase by at least 5-fold by 2050, continuing to grow in the second half of the century in India.
The Hindustan TimesWest Bengal: Budget boost hope for river transport and electric buses
01 Feb 2021
| The Times of India
Electrification of inter-city bus operations commercially viable provided there's adequate charging infrastructure in highway corridors, capital expenditure support and single-window clearance, said Mr Alekhya Datta, Fellow and Area Convenor, Electricity and Fuels Division, TERI.
The Times of IndiaLadies of the Land
24 Jan 2021
| The Telegraph
Manish Anand of Delhi's The Energy and Resources Institute has co-authored a paper on enhancing the role of women in agriculture and allied activities and providing them institutional support.
Read moreIn Last Seven Months, India Generated Around 33,000 Tonnes COVID-19 Waste, Maharashtra Biggest Contributor: Report
12 Jan 2021
| Swachh India NDTV
According to Mr Sourabh Manuja, Fellow, Centre for Waste Management, Environment & Waste Management Division at TERI, our cities need appropriate training and capacity building along with the infrastructure to manage the bio-medical waste they generate, including domestic hazardous waste.
Read moreAbout 14 per cent cut in CO2 emissions possible in small commercial vehicle segment with EV push: Study
18 Dec 2020
| ET Energy World
The study by TERI has come up with various recommendations, including setting up of a nationwide vehicle scrappage policy programme, with a focus on electric vehicle replacement.
Read moreHow green is my fertiliser?
17 Dec 2020
| Forbes India
Working towards researching and manufacturing these nano-fertilisers for a variety of crops is the TERI Deakin Nano-Biotechnology Centre in Gurugram. It has field-tested some of these fertilisers, and found improvements in the crop yields of tomatoes, paddy and soybean, and is conducting further field trials in many states across India.
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