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The Paris Agreement calls for limiting the global temperature increase to “well below 2 degrees Celsius”, relative to pre-industrial levels.

Housing is a tangible manifestation of socio-economic status

Urbanising at 31.41%, India will have 40% of its population living in urban areas by 2030. The country is also expected to add 6.65 billion sq. m of residential floorspace by 2027 to address the increasing housing demand.

National Energy Conservation Day is observed in India every year on December 14 with the primary objective of raising awareness among the public on the need to save energy.

Cooling has been linked to economic growth and is defined as a catalyst for good health, well-being, and better productivity for occupants residing in hot climate zones

AEEE is delighted that our Hon. Prime Minister has set ambitious climate change targets for India that balances India’s sustainable growth priorities against responsible international commitments.

Agriculture, one of the most important sectors of the Indian economy, has seen phenomenal growth in the production of perishable commodities, including horticulture produce.

The transport sector in India is the fastest growing source of carbon-emissions, with road transport contributing to 90% of the total emissions coming from this sector

India, in August 2021, embarked on yet another important and forward-looking initiative to combat climate change by approving the ratification of the Kigali amendment to the Montreal Protocol.

Understanding the journey of energy conservation and efficiency is crucial to promoting behavioural change in India, especially even more in the Decade of Action, when we are all faced with the extreme impacts of climate change across the world. Realising this need, here is a capsule that journeys back to […]