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.
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Cooling is the new hot: Transitioning India to Super Energy-Efficient Room Air Conditioners
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
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AEEE’s Comments on India’s 2070 Net-Zero Target
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.
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Retrofit and Modernize: A way forward for revamping legacy cold storages in India
Agriculture, one of the most important sectors of the Indian economy, has seen phenomenal growth in the production of perishable commodities, including horticulture produce.
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Comparing Vehicle Models for Your Next Green Buy: A Primer to the Green Vehicle Rating (GVR) Tool
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
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How triple-sector leadership can work towards lowering GHG emissions
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.
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Energy Conservation and Efficiency: A Time Capsule
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 […]
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Implementation of HFC phase down will help achieve EE gains and GHG emissions reduction
The Union Cabinet has taken a very positive step, having given its approval for ratification of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer for phase down of HFCs by India as per the agreed schedule under and transition to non-HFC and low global warming […]
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Common But Differentiated Responsibilities (CBDR) versus Common But Differentiated Risks (CBDR)
The solidness and sweep of the physical science basis
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Why Indian grid operators need to acknowledge demand flexibility for optimal grid operation
The main drivers for this increase in demand levels are the increasing appliance penetration resulting from rising building stock, along with significant uptake of electric vehicles (EVs) and other distributed energy resources (DERs) like solar PV and storage.
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