Renewable energy programme in CSE, from its inception, being focused on addressing Decentralized development. Traditionally, the focus of the programme was on improving energy access through renewable energy sources, while accommodating for environmental and social externalities. While CSE continues to pursue this, the overarching objective of the programme is now expanded to mainstream renewable energy in decarbonizing the power sector.
CSE’s efforts are thus dedicated to ensuring development and implementation of sound renewable energy policies and programmes at national and local government level that lead to large-scale deployment of renewable energy technologies in various sectors of the economy, to meet the twin objective of combating climate change on one hand and energy security, on the other. .
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January 21, 2019 In Gurugram, rooftop solar is the alternative for DG sets: says CSE |
January 21, 2019 In Gurugram, rooftop solar is the alternative for DG sets: says CSE |
July 09, 2021 CSE releases new analysis on the ‘State of the Renewable Energy Sector in India’ |
June 5, 2019 On World Environment Day, CSE helps Gurugram chart a course to a cleaner, pollution-free, solar-powered future |
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National Dialogue Renewable Energy for Sustainable Development
Date: December 9-10, 2024
India wants to add 100 GW of capacity by 2022. But according to a new report by global analytics firm CRISIL, it will only manage 60 GW by 2022.
Clean Cook Stoves and Climate Mitigation: Conversation with Tara Ramnathan
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Paving way to new emission norms for thermal power plants in Indonesia
May 7, 2019
Indonesian MoEF has notified new emission norms for thermal power plants. This is a major win for CSE and a result of sustained effort and engagement.
Promoting Distributed Renewable Energy
CSE has used its research to constantly engage with the government and advocate for change in the government’s policy framework.