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Date: 3-5 February 2011
Venue: Hotel Taj Palace, New Delhi
The
Copenhagen Conference of Parties has clearly brought out the complexity
of the process of global negotiations on climate change, and the
inertia that has to be tackled in order for the world to act in
response to the scientific reality of this growing global problem.
The current trends observed worldwide in unsustainable use of
natural resources and the widespread damage and degradation of
fragile ecosystems are of serious concern. Yet, there are in evidence
many successful examples at the level of sub-regions, states and
provinces, towns, cities and villages where local communities
have created solutions and set in motion initiatives, which provide
hope and examples worthy of emulation. Why is it then that, while
the world has found in several cases such inspiring models of
sustainable development, globally there remains a wall of resistance
and a huge volume of inertia that limits the acceptance of good
solutions?
DSDS 2011 would mobilise leadership from every corner
of the globe, and from every sector of human activity, to focus
on the deeper malaise that accounts for the current phase of global
inertia. It will create momentum going forward by exploring the
means by which enlightened solutions being provided in several
parts of the world at the local level can be applied globally. >>
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Date: 29 September 2010
Venue: Washington D.C.
TERI NA and Yale University, in collaboration with the U.S. India Business Council, convened a high-level stakeholders gathering in the context of growing US-India partnership for a sustainable and secure energy future. The Summit concluded that the challenges faced by both the countries can be enhanced through further cooperation. >> |
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Date: 5-7 February 2010
Venue: Hotel Taj Palace, New Delhi
TERI would celebrate the 10th anniversary of DSDS
from 5-7 February 2010 in hotel Taj Palace, New Delhi focusing
on the overarching theme Beyond Copenhagen: new pathways to sustainable
development.
It would be the first major gathering of leaders
drawn from every part of the globe and from every sphere of human
endeavour to focus on the new pathways that the world is expected
to explore and move along as a consequence of the post Copenhagen
conference. DSDS 2010 promises to be packed with great sessions
and dynamic speakers from world over. Speakers will deliberate
on the following sub themes bringing in their expertise and perspective
providing in-depth information on.>>
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Date: 1 October 2009
Venue: Washington
D.C.
With newly elected administrations in
the U.S. and India in 2009, new opportunities have emerged in
relations between the world's richest and largest democracies.
Energy policy, in particular, will receive more attention in both
countries
Against this backdrop, the Summit, co-convened by The Energy
and Resources Institute, North America and Yale University, aims
to bring together an important gathering of key actors from government,
corporations, research institutions, NGOs and the media from the
U.S. and India. The Summit will facilitate a dialogue on how to
promote enabling policies for the rapid development and deployment
of green technologies >>
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Date: 5-7 February 2009
Venue: Hotel Ashok, New Delhi
The
summit in 2009 would seek to reinforce the climate change agenda of
the previous year. It would sharpen the focus on the theme 'Towards
Copenhagen: an equitable and ethical approach', to arrive
at a global consensus on climate change beyond 2012. Industry leaders,
opinion makers, and climate change experts will gather to create a uniform
level of understanding among all stakeholders and formulate meaningful
policy options for constructive dialogue on climate change and try to
arrive at an agreement. >> |
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The Indian Oil & Gas sector provides exciting
opportunities in exploration and production, including coal bed methane
(CBM), petroleum refining, and natural gas inclusive of LNG terminals/gas
pipelines/CGD networks.
The refining capacity, already in excess of domestic
requirements, is steadily growing and India is expected to
surpass South Korea as the 2nd largest refined products exporter in
the region. The National Oil Companies alone plan to invest over $50
billion during the Five Year Plan ending 2011-12.
Alternative energy sources like biofuels, wind,
solar etc. are also being increasingly exploited and offer cosiderable
opportunities.
The India Energy Conference shall provide an authoritative
assessment of the oil and gas sector in India with insights into regulatory
and pricing issues, natural gas business and prospects in alternative
energy areas.>>
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8 April 2008 Agenda
TERI, India Habitat Center, New Delhi, India Press
Release
US Department of Energy's ( US DOE) Office of Energy
Efficiency and Renewable Energy is taking a delegation to India for
a meeting of Asia-Pacific partnership for Clean Development and Climate
March 31-April 9, 2008 . The focus of the visit is to participate in
ministerial dialogues as well as explore opportunities to foster collaboration
between US and Indian organizations by sharing technologies, tools,
and best practices in the fields of biofuels , industrial energy efficiency
and green buildings.
As part of the high level delegation's program TERI and US India Business
Alliance are organizing a roundtable titled : "New frontiers in
Bio-Fuels: Opportunities for US-India partnership in Research, Development
and Commercialization". The roundtable will take place from 2.30-5.00
pm at TERI, Darbari Seth Block, India Habitat Center, New Delhi, India.
The roundtable will be chaired by Dr Ajit Gupta , Advisor & Head
– UICA and BioFuels program, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy
(MNRE), India. Dr Leena Srivastava, Senior Vice President, TERI North
America and Executive Director, TERI India will make the introductory
remarks. Mr John Mizroch, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, Office
of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, US DOE will also be speaking
at the panel about US DOE's work in the area of biofuels and opportunities
for collaboration with India.
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