India's future as a country stands seriously threatened if its energy crisis is not resolved at the earliest. At Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation, we work to address this situation by aiding the design and implementation of policies that support the efficient use of existing resources as well as the development of cleaner alternatives. Shakti is also a part of an association of technical and policy experts called the ClimateWorks Network. Being a part of this group helps Shakti connect the policy space in India to the rich knowledge pool that resides within this network.
A grant to create a DSM action plan for Tamil Nadu. >>
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CHANGING CLIMATES - Technology may now be more effective than activism
What will we look for in a new and greener energy economy? There could be three components: better ways of capturing energy from nature, better ways of using energy, and finally, better ways of storing energy. >>
Financing investments to mitigate climate change in India
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Exim Bank signed a EUR 150 million loan to provide long term financing for projects in renewable energy and energy efficiency by public and private sector companies. >>
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Assessing wind potential and grid integration challenges for Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh
Global Warming's Six Indias >>
Chennai has huge potential for public spaces, shared and para-transit