SD-PAMs: India

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Conservation Strategy and Policy Statement on Environment and Development

Provides the basis for the integration of environmental considerations in the policies of various sectors. Outlines government’s goals and projects for achieving sustainable lifestyles and the proper management and conservation of resources.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

Policies in India:

India: Policy Statement for Abatement of Pollution

This policy attempts to harmonize economic development and environmental imperatives using a variety of regulatory instruments, fiscal incentives and educational and outreach methods to promote the application of the best technologies to reduce pollution.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Policy Statement for Abatement of Pollution

This policy attempts to harmonize economic development and environmental imperatives using a variety of regulatory instruments, fiscal incentives and educational and outreach methods to promote the application of the best technologies to reduce pollution.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Policy Statement for Abatement of Pollution

This policy attempts to harmonize economic development and environmental imperatives using a variety of regulatory instruments, fiscal incentives and educational and outreach methods to promote the application of the best technologies to reduce pollution.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Policy Statement for Abatement of Pollution

This policy attempts to harmonize economic development and environmental imperatives using a variety of regulatory instruments, fiscal incentives and educational and outreach methods to promote the application of the best technologies to reduce pollution.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Policy Statement for Abatement of Pollution

This policy attempts to harmonize economic development and environmental imperatives using a variety of regulatory instruments, fiscal incentives and educational and outreach methods to promote the application of the best technologies to reduce pollution.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Policy Statement for Abatement of Pollution

This policy attempts to harmonize economic development and environmental imperatives using a variety of regulatory instruments, fiscal incentives and educational and outreach methods to promote the application of the best technologies to reduce pollution.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Policy Statement for Abatement of Pollution

This policy attempts to harmonize economic development and environmental imperatives using a variety of regulatory instruments, fiscal incentives and educational and outreach methods to promote the application of the best technologies to reduce pollution.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Policy Statement for Abatement of Pollution

This policy attempts to harmonize economic development and environmental imperatives using a variety of regulatory instruments, fiscal incentives and educational and outreach methods to promote the application of the best technologies to reduce pollution.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Policy Statement for Abatement of Pollution

This policy attempts to harmonize economic development and environmental imperatives using a variety of regulatory instruments, fiscal incentives and educational and outreach methods to promote the application of the best technologies to reduce pollution.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Policy Statement for Abatement of Pollution

This policy attempts to harmonize economic development and environmental imperatives using a variety of regulatory instruments, fiscal incentives and educational and outreach methods to promote the application of the best technologies to reduce pollution.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Policy Statement for Abatement of Pollution

This policy attempts to harmonize economic development and environmental imperatives using a variety of regulatory instruments, fiscal incentives and educational and outreach methods to promote the application of the best technologies to reduce pollution.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Policy Statement for Abatement of Pollution

This policy attempts to harmonize economic development and environmental imperatives using a variety of regulatory instruments, fiscal incentives and educational and outreach methods to promote the application of the best technologies to reduce pollution.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Policy Statement for Abatement of Pollution

This policy attempts to harmonize economic development and environmental imperatives using a variety of regulatory instruments, fiscal incentives and educational and outreach methods to promote the application of the best technologies to reduce pollution.

Date Implemented: 1992

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act

This policy sets the standards and penalties for noncompliance for polluting. It establishes both a Central Pollution Control Board, and State Pollution Control Boards to monitor and enforce the regulations.

Date Implemented: 1974, 1988

India: The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act

This policy sets the standards and penalties for noncompliance for polluting. It establishes both a Central Pollution Control Board, and State Pollution Control Boards to monitor and enforce the regulations.

Date Implemented: 1974, 1988

India: The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act

This policy sets the standards and penalties for noncompliance for polluting. It establishes both a Central Pollution Control Board, and State Pollution Control Boards to monitor and enforce the regulations.

Date Implemented: 1974, 1988

India: The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act

This policy sets the standards and penalties for noncompliance for polluting. It establishes both a Central Pollution Control Board, and State Pollution Control Boards to monitor and enforce the regulations.

Date Implemented: 1974, 1988

India: The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act

This policy sets the standards and penalties for noncompliance for polluting. It establishes both a Central Pollution Control Board, and State Pollution Control Boards to monitor and enforce the regulations.

Date Implemented: 1974, 1988

India: The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act

This policy sets the standards and penalties for noncompliance for polluting. It establishes both a Central Pollution Control Board, and State Pollution Control Boards to monitor and enforce the regulations.

Date Implemented: 1974, 1988

India: The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act

This policy sets the standards and penalties for noncompliance for polluting. It establishes both a Central Pollution Control Board, and State Pollution Control Boards to monitor and enforce the regulations.

Date Implemented: 1974, 1988

India: The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act

Provided the Central and state boards with the authority to levy and collect a tax on industries using water. The tax is calculated on the basis of how much water consumed. 2003 Amendment: tax between 5 and 30 paise per kiloliter of water consumed (depending on purpose for which the water is consumed) and the Central Gov’t may exempt industries as it chooses.

Date Implemented: 1977

India: The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act

Provided the Central and state boards with the authority to levy and collect a tax on industries using water. The tax is calculated on the basis of how much water consumed. 2003 Amendment: tax between 5 and 30 paise per kiloliter of water consumed (depending on purpose for which the water is consumed) and the Central Gov’t may exempt industries as it chooses.

Date Implemented: 1977

India: The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act

Provided the Central and state boards with the authority to levy and collect a tax on industries using water. The tax is calculated on the basis of how much water consumed. 2003 Amendment: tax between 5 and 30 paise per kiloliter of water consumed (depending on purpose for which the water is consumed) and the Central Gov’t may exempt industries as it chooses.

Date Implemented: 1977

India: The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act

Provided the Central and state boards with the authority to levy and collect a tax on industries using water. The tax is calculated on the basis of how much water consumed. 2003 Amendment: tax between 5 and 30 paise per kiloliter of water consumed (depending on purpose for which the water is consumed) and the Central Gov’t may exempt industries as it chooses.

Date Implemented: 1977

India: The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act

Provided the Central and state boards with the authority to levy and collect a tax on industries using water. The tax is calculated on the basis of how much water consumed. 2003 Amendment: tax between 5 and 30 paise per kiloliter of water consumed (depending on purpose for which the water is consumed) and the Central Gov’t may exempt industries as it chooses.

Date Implemented: 1977

India: The Forest (Conservation) Act

Provided the Central and state boards with the authority to levy and collect a tax on industries using water. The tax is calculated on the basis of how much water consumed. 2003 Amendment: tax between 5 and 30 paise per kiloliter of water consumed (depending on purpose for which the water is consumed) and the Central Gov’t may exempt industries as it chooses.

Date Implemented: 1980; 1988

India: The Forest (Conservation) Act

Provided the Central and state boards with the authority to levy and collect a tax on industries using water. The tax is calculated on the basis of how much water consumed. 2003 Amendment: tax between 5 and 30 paise per kiloliter of water consumed (depending on purpose for which the water is consumed) and the Central Gov’t may exempt industries as it chooses.

Date Implemented: 1980; 1988

India: The Forest (Conservation) Act

Provided the Central and state boards with the authority to levy and collect a tax on industries using water. The tax is calculated on the basis of how much water consumed. 2003 Amendment: tax between 5 and 30 paise per kiloliter of water consumed (depending on purpose for which the water is consumed) and the Central Gov’t may exempt industries as it chooses.

Date Implemented: 1980; 1988

India: The Forest (Conservation) Act

Provided the Central and state boards with the authority to levy and collect a tax on industries using water. The tax is calculated on the basis of how much water consumed. 2003 Amendment: tax between 5 and 30 paise per kiloliter of water consumed (depending on purpose for which the water is consumed) and the Central Gov’t may exempt industries as it chooses.

Date Implemented: 1980; 1988

India: The Forest (Conservation) Act

Provided the Central and state boards with the authority to levy and collect a tax on industries using water. The tax is calculated on the basis of how much water consumed. 2003 Amendment: tax between 5 and 30 paise per kiloliter of water consumed (depending on purpose for which the water is consumed) and the Central Gov’t may exempt industries as it chooses.

Date Implemented: 1980; 1988

India: The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act

The Central Board sets national ambient air standards, enforces auto emissions standards, and the Central Board and state board are empowered to enforce them.

Date Implemented: 1981; 1988

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act

The Central Board sets national ambient air standards, enforces auto emissions standards, and the Central Board and state board are empowered to enforce them.

Date Implemented: 1981; 1988

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act

The Central Board sets national ambient air standards, enforces auto emissions standards, and the Central Board and state board are empowered to enforce them.

Date Implemented: 1981; 1988

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act

The Central Board sets national ambient air standards, enforces auto emissions standards, and the Central Board and state board are empowered to enforce them.

Date Implemented: 1981; 1988

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act

The Central Board sets national ambient air standards, enforces auto emissions standards, and the Central Board and state board are empowered to enforce them.

Date Implemented: 1981; 1988

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act

The Central Board sets national ambient air standards, enforces auto emissions standards, and the Central Board and state board are empowered to enforce them.

Date Implemented: 1981; 1988

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act

The Central Board sets national ambient air standards, enforces auto emissions standards, and the Central Board and state board are empowered to enforce them.

Date Implemented: 1981; 1988

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The Environment (Protection) Act

This policy lays out the legal framework for standards and regulations controlling and preventing environmental pollution.

Date Implemented: 1986

Status: In Force; Mandatory

References: http://www.msi-network.com/content/doing_business_in_india_environment.a..., http://www.geocities.com/india_pil/acts/environm.htm

India: The Environment (Protection) Act

This policy lays out the legal framework for standards and regulations controlling and preventing environmental pollution.

Date Implemented: 1986

Status: In Force; Mandatory

References: http://www.msi-network.com/content/doing_business_in_india_environment.a..., http://www.geocities.com/india_pil/acts/environm.htm

India: The Environment (Protection) Act

This policy lays out the legal framework for standards and regulations controlling and preventing environmental pollution.

Date Implemented: 1986

Status: In Force; Mandatory

References: http://www.msi-network.com/content/doing_business_in_india_environment.a..., http://www.geocities.com/india_pil/acts/environm.htm

India: The Environment (Protection) Act

This policy lays out the legal framework for standards and regulations controlling and preventing environmental pollution.

Date Implemented: 1986

Status: In Force; Mandatory

References: http://www.msi-network.com/content/doing_business_in_india_environment.a..., http://www.geocities.com/india_pil/acts/environm.htm

India: The Environment (Protection) Act

This policy lays out the legal framework for standards and regulations controlling and preventing environmental pollution.

Date Implemented: 1986

Status: In Force; Mandatory

References: http://www.msi-network.com/content/doing_business_in_india_environment.a..., http://www.geocities.com/india_pil/acts/environm.htm

India: The Environment (Protection) Act

This policy lays out the legal framework for standards and regulations controlling and preventing environmental pollution.

Date Implemented: 1986

Status: In Force; Mandatory

References: http://www.msi-network.com/content/doing_business_in_india_environment.a..., http://www.geocities.com/india_pil/acts/environm.htm

India: The Environment (Protection) Act

This policy lays out the legal framework for standards and regulations controlling and preventing environmental pollution.

Date Implemented: 1986

Status: In Force; Mandatory

References: http://www.msi-network.com/content/doing_business_in_india_environment.a..., http://www.geocities.com/india_pil/acts/environm.htm

India: The Motor Vehicle Act

This Act reevaluates and updates provisions of the previous act, which dated back to 1939. It sets rules, standards and procedures concerning the regulation of automotive vehicles and their use. Most relevant: setting auto emissions standards

Date Implemented: 1939; 1988

Status: In Force

India: The Motor Vehicle Act

This Act reevaluates and updates provisions of the previous act, which dated back to 1939. It sets rules, standards and procedures concerning the regulation of automotive vehicles and their use. Most relevant: setting auto emissions standards

Date Implemented: 1939; 1988

Status: In Force

India: The Motor Vehicle Act

This Act reevaluates and updates provisions of the previous act, which dated back to 1939. It sets rules, standards and procedures concerning the regulation of automotive vehicles and their use. Most relevant: setting auto emissions standards

Date Implemented: 1939; 1988

Status: In Force

India: The Motor Vehicle Act

This Act reevaluates and updates provisions of the previous act, which dated back to 1939. It sets rules, standards and procedures concerning the regulation of automotive vehicles and their use. Most relevant: setting auto emissions standards

Date Implemented: 1939; 1988

Status: In Force

India: The Motor Vehicle Act

This Act reevaluates and updates provisions of the previous act, which dated back to 1939. It sets rules, standards and procedures concerning the regulation of automotive vehicles and their use. Most relevant: setting auto emissions standards

Date Implemented: 1939; 1988

Status: In Force

India: The Motor Vehicle Act

This Act reevaluates and updates provisions of the previous act, which dated back to 1939. It sets rules, standards and procedures concerning the regulation of automotive vehicles and their use. Most relevant: setting auto emissions standards

Date Implemented: 1939; 1988

Status: In Force

India: Notification on Coastal Regulation Zone

Creates the National Coastal Zone Management Authority along with individual State Costal Zone Management Authorities, to take measures for protecting and improving the quality of the coastal environment and preventing, abating and controlling environmental pollution in coastal areas.

Date Implemented: 1991

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Notification on Coastal Regulation Zone

Creates the National Coastal Zone Management Authority along with individual State Costal Zone Management Authorities, to take measures for protecting and improving the quality of the coastal environment and preventing, abating and controlling environmental pollution in coastal areas.

Date Implemented: 1991

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Notification on Coastal Regulation Zone

Creates the National Coastal Zone Management Authority along with individual State Costal Zone Management Authorities, to take measures for protecting and improving the quality of the coastal environment and preventing, abating and controlling environmental pollution in coastal areas.

Date Implemented: 1991

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Notification on Coastal Regulation Zone

Creates the National Coastal Zone Management Authority along with individual State Costal Zone Management Authorities, to take measures for protecting and improving the quality of the coastal environment and preventing, abating and controlling environmental pollution in coastal areas.

Date Implemented: 1991

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Notification on Coastal Regulation Zone

Creates the National Coastal Zone Management Authority along with individual State Costal Zone Management Authorities, to take measures for protecting and improving the quality of the coastal environment and preventing, abating and controlling environmental pollution in coastal areas.

Date Implemented: 1991

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Notification on Coastal Regulation Zone

Creates the National Coastal Zone Management Authority along with individual State Costal Zone Management Authorities, to take measures for protecting and improving the quality of the coastal environment and preventing, abating and controlling environmental pollution in coastal areas.

Date Implemented: 1991

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The National Environment Tribunal Act

This policy establishes the National Environment Tribunal to rule in cases where damages have been accidentally inflicted on an individual, on private property or on the environment and compensation is sought.

Date Implemented: 1995

Status: In Force; Mandatory

References: The National Environment Tribunal Act, 1995, Act No. 27 of 1995

India: The National Environment Tribunal Act

This policy establishes the National Environment Tribunal to rule in cases where damages have been accidentally inflicted on an individual, on private property or on the environment and compensation is sought.

Date Implemented: 1995

Status: In Force; Mandatory

References: The National Environment Tribunal Act, 1995, Act No. 27 of 1995

India: The National Environment Tribunal Act

This policy establishes the National Environment Tribunal to rule in cases where damages have been accidentally inflicted on an individual, on private property or on the environment and compensation is sought.

Date Implemented: 1995

Status: In Force; Mandatory

References: The National Environment Tribunal Act, 1995, Act No. 27 of 1995

India: The National Environment Tribunal Act

This policy establishes the National Environment Tribunal to rule in cases where damages have been accidentally inflicted on an individual, on private property or on the environment and compensation is sought.

Date Implemented: 1995

Status: In Force; Mandatory

References: The National Environment Tribunal Act, 1995, Act No. 27 of 1995

India: National Environment Appellate Authority Act

An Act to establish a National Environment Appellate Authority to hear appeals regarding restricting certain areas. In these areas industries, operations or processes are banned or are subject to certain safeguards under the Environment (Protection) Act

Date Implemented: 1997

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: National Environment Appellate Authority Act

An Act to establish a National Environment Appellate Authority to hear appeals regarding restricting certain areas. In these areas industries, operations or processes are banned or are subject to certain safeguards under the Environment (Protection) Act

Date Implemented: 1997

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: National Environment Appellate Authority Act

An Act to establish a National Environment Appellate Authority to hear appeals regarding restricting certain areas. In these areas industries, operations or processes are banned or are subject to certain safeguards under the Environment (Protection) Act

Date Implemented: 1997

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: National Environment Appellate Authority Act

An Act to establish a National Environment Appellate Authority to hear appeals regarding restricting certain areas. In these areas industries, operations or processes are banned or are subject to certain safeguards under the Environment (Protection) Act

Date Implemented: 1997

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: The Ninth Plan

The Energy section of Gov’t of India’s 9th 5-year plan includes accelerated exploration for and production of hydrocarbons, equity oil abroad, efforts at managing energy demand through rational energy pricing, introduction of reforms through restructuring/deregulation of the energy sector to promote growth through increased efficiency and competitiveness, and the exploration of cleaner, alternative fuels.

Date Implemented: 1997-2002

India: The Ninth Plan

The Energy section of Gov’t of India’s 9th 5-year plan includes accelerated exploration for and production of hydrocarbons, equity oil abroad, efforts at managing energy demand through rational energy pricing, introduction of reforms through restructuring/deregulation of the energy sector to promote growth through increased efficiency and competitiveness, and the exploration of cleaner, alternative fuels.

Date Implemented: 1997-2002

India: The Ninth Plan

The Energy section of Gov’t of India’s 9th 5-year plan includes accelerated exploration for and production of hydrocarbons, equity oil abroad, efforts at managing energy demand through rational energy pricing, introduction of reforms through restructuring/deregulation of the energy sector to promote growth through increased efficiency and competitiveness, and the exploration of cleaner, alternative fuels.

Date Implemented: 1997-2002

India: The Ninth Plan

The Energy section of Gov’t of India’s 9th 5-year plan includes accelerated exploration for and production of hydrocarbons, equity oil abroad, efforts at managing energy demand through rational energy pricing, introduction of reforms through restructuring/deregulation of the energy sector to promote growth through increased efficiency and competitiveness, and the exploration of cleaner, alternative fuels.

Date Implemented: 1997-2002

India: The Ninth Plan

The Energy section of Gov’t of India’s 9th 5-year plan includes accelerated exploration for and production of hydrocarbons, equity oil abroad, efforts at managing energy demand through rational energy pricing, introduction of reforms through restructuring/deregulation of the energy sector to promote growth through increased efficiency and competitiveness, and the exploration of cleaner, alternative fuels.

Date Implemented: 1997-2002

India: The Ninth Plan

The Energy section of Gov’t of India’s 9th 5-year plan includes accelerated exploration for and production of hydrocarbons, equity oil abroad, efforts at managing energy demand through rational energy pricing, introduction of reforms through restructuring/deregulation of the energy sector to promote growth through increased efficiency and competitiveness, and the exploration of cleaner, alternative fuels.

Date Implemented: 1997-2002

India: The Ninth Plan

The Energy section of Gov’t of India’s 9th 5-year plan includes accelerated exploration for and production of hydrocarbons, equity oil abroad, efforts at managing energy demand through rational energy pricing, introduction of reforms through restructuring/deregulation of the energy sector to promote growth through increased efficiency and competitiveness, and the exploration of cleaner, alternative fuels.

Date Implemented: 1997-2002

India: The Ninth Plan

The Energy section of Gov’t of India’s 9th 5-year plan includes accelerated exploration for and production of hydrocarbons, equity oil abroad, efforts at managing energy demand through rational energy pricing, introduction of reforms through restructuring/deregulation of the energy sector to promote growth through increased efficiency and competitiveness, and the exploration of cleaner, alternative fuels.

Date Implemented: 1997-2002

India: The Ninth Plan

The Energy section of Gov’t of India’s 9th 5-year plan includes accelerated exploration for and production of hydrocarbons, equity oil abroad, efforts at managing energy demand through rational energy pricing, introduction of reforms through restructuring/deregulation of the energy sector to promote growth through increased efficiency and competitiveness, and the exploration of cleaner, alternative fuels.

Date Implemented: 1997-2002

India: The Ninth Plan

The Energy section of Gov’t of India’s 9th 5-year plan includes accelerated exploration for and production of hydrocarbons, equity oil abroad, efforts at managing energy demand through rational energy pricing, introduction of reforms through restructuring/deregulation of the energy sector to promote growth through increased efficiency and competitiveness, and the exploration of cleaner, alternative fuels.

Date Implemented: 1997-2002

India: The Ninth Plan

The Energy section of Gov’t of India’s 9th 5-year plan includes accelerated exploration for and production of hydrocarbons, equity oil abroad, efforts at managing energy demand through rational energy pricing, introduction of reforms through restructuring/deregulation of the energy sector to promote growth through increased efficiency and competitiveness, and the exploration of cleaner, alternative fuels.

Date Implemented: 1997-2002

India: The Ninth Plan

The Energy section of Gov’t of India’s 9th 5-year plan includes accelerated exploration for and production of hydrocarbons, equity oil abroad, efforts at managing energy demand through rational energy pricing, introduction of reforms through restructuring/deregulation of the energy sector to promote growth through increased efficiency and competitiveness, and the exploration of cleaner, alternative fuels.

Date Implemented: 1997-2002

India: The Ninth Plan

The Energy section of Gov’t of India’s 9th 5-year plan includes accelerated exploration for and production of hydrocarbons, equity oil abroad, efforts at managing energy demand through rational energy pricing, introduction of reforms through restructuring/deregulation of the energy sector to promote growth through increased efficiency and competitiveness, and the exploration of cleaner, alternative fuels.

Date Implemented: 1997-2002

India: The Ninth Plan

The Energy section of Gov’t of India’s 9th 5-year plan includes accelerated exploration for and production of hydrocarbons, equity oil abroad, efforts at managing energy demand through rational energy pricing, introduction of reforms through restructuring/deregulation of the energy sector to promote growth through increased efficiency and competitiveness, and the exploration of cleaner, alternative fuels.

Date Implemented: 1997-2002

India: The Tenth Plan

India: Energy Conservation Act

India: Electricity Act

Allows liberty to operate and maintain a generating station without obtaining a license if it complies with the technical standards relating to connectivity with the grid, except for hydro. Creates liberal framework for power development, facilitates private investment. Sets stringent provisions for controlling theft of electricity. Mandates creation of Regulatory Commissions to determine retail tariff.

Date Implemented: 2003

India: Electricity Act

Allows liberty to operate and maintain a generating station without obtaining a license if it complies with the technical standards relating to connectivity with the grid, except for hydro. Creates liberal framework for power development, facilitates private investment. Sets stringent provisions for controlling theft of electricity. Mandates creation of Regulatory Commissions to determine retail tariff.

Date Implemented: 2003

India: Electricity Act

Allows liberty to operate and maintain a generating station without obtaining a license if it complies with the technical standards relating to connectivity with the grid, except for hydro. Creates liberal framework for power development, facilitates private investment. Sets stringent provisions for controlling theft of electricity. Mandates creation of Regulatory Commissions to determine retail tariff.

Date Implemented: 2003

India: Electricity Act

Allows liberty to operate and maintain a generating station without obtaining a license if it complies with the technical standards relating to connectivity with the grid, except for hydro. Creates liberal framework for power development, facilitates private investment. Sets stringent provisions for controlling theft of electricity. Mandates creation of Regulatory Commissions to determine retail tariff.

Date Implemented: 2003

India: Electricity Act

Allows liberty to operate and maintain a generating station without obtaining a license if it complies with the technical standards relating to connectivity with the grid, except for hydro. Creates liberal framework for power development, facilitates private investment. Sets stringent provisions for controlling theft of electricity. Mandates creation of Regulatory Commissions to determine retail tariff.

Date Implemented: 2003

India: Electricity Act

Allows liberty to operate and maintain a generating station without obtaining a license if it complies with the technical standards relating to connectivity with the grid, except for hydro. Creates liberal framework for power development, facilitates private investment. Sets stringent provisions for controlling theft of electricity. Mandates creation of Regulatory Commissions to determine retail tariff.

Date Implemented: 2003

India: Electricity Act

Allows liberty to operate and maintain a generating station without obtaining a license if it complies with the technical standards relating to connectivity with the grid, except for hydro. Creates liberal framework for power development, facilitates private investment. Sets stringent provisions for controlling theft of electricity. Mandates creation of Regulatory Commissions to determine retail tariff.

Date Implemented: 2003

India: Electricity Act

Allows liberty to operate and maintain a generating station without obtaining a license if it complies with the technical standards relating to connectivity with the grid, except for hydro. Creates liberal framework for power development, facilitates private investment. Sets stringent provisions for controlling theft of electricity. Mandates creation of Regulatory Commissions to determine retail tariff.

Date Implemented: 2003

India: ECOMARK Scheme

India: National Highway Development Project

This is India’s largest ever highways project and a major initiative for capacity enhancement of national highways, converting roads into around 13,146 Km of 4-6 lane highways. Projected results include uninterrupted traffic flow, savings in fuel consumption, and reduced GHG emissions.

Date Implemented: 1998

India: National Highway Development Project

This is India’s largest ever highways project and a major initiative for capacity enhancement of national highways, converting roads into around 13,146 Km of 4-6 lane highways. Projected results include uninterrupted traffic flow, savings in fuel consumption, and reduced GHG emissions.

Date Implemented: 1998

India: National Highway Development Project

This is India’s largest ever highways project and a major initiative for capacity enhancement of national highways, converting roads into around 13,146 Km of 4-6 lane highways. Projected results include uninterrupted traffic flow, savings in fuel consumption, and reduced GHG emissions.

Date Implemented: 1998

India: National Highway Development Project

This is India’s largest ever highways project and a major initiative for capacity enhancement of national highways, converting roads into around 13,146 Km of 4-6 lane highways. Projected results include uninterrupted traffic flow, savings in fuel consumption, and reduced GHG emissions.

Date Implemented: 1998

India: National Highway Development Project

This is India’s largest ever highways project and a major initiative for capacity enhancement of national highways, converting roads into around 13,146 Km of 4-6 lane highways. Projected results include uninterrupted traffic flow, savings in fuel consumption, and reduced GHG emissions.

Date Implemented: 1998

India: National Highway Development Project

This is India’s largest ever highways project and a major initiative for capacity enhancement of national highways, converting roads into around 13,146 Km of 4-6 lane highways. Projected results include uninterrupted traffic flow, savings in fuel consumption, and reduced GHG emissions.

Date Implemented: 1998

India: National Highway Development Project

This is India’s largest ever highways project and a major initiative for capacity enhancement of national highways, converting roads into around 13,146 Km of 4-6 lane highways. Projected results include uninterrupted traffic flow, savings in fuel consumption, and reduced GHG emissions.

Date Implemented: 1998

India: National Highway Development Project

This is India’s largest ever highways project and a major initiative for capacity enhancement of national highways, converting roads into around 13,146 Km of 4-6 lane highways. Projected results include uninterrupted traffic flow, savings in fuel consumption, and reduced GHG emissions.

Date Implemented: 1998

India: Mass Rapid Transit System

The Government of India and the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, in equal partnership, set up a company named Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. under the Companies Act, 1956, to construct a MRTS in Delhi. This Metro system will be integrated with other means of mass transit and will alleviate traffic congestion on national highways, thereby reducing the number of accidents and increasing public safety. It will also reduce harmful emissions and pollution.

India: Mass Rapid Transit System

The Government of India and the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, in equal partnership, set up a company named Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. under the Companies Act, 1956, to construct a MRTS in Delhi. This Metro system will be integrated with other means of mass transit and will alleviate traffic congestion on national highways, thereby reducing the number of accidents and increasing public safety. It will also reduce harmful emissions and pollution.

India: Mass Rapid Transit System

The Government of India and the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, in equal partnership, set up a company named Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. under the Companies Act, 1956, to construct a MRTS in Delhi. This Metro system will be integrated with other means of mass transit and will alleviate traffic congestion on national highways, thereby reducing the number of accidents and increasing public safety. It will also reduce harmful emissions and pollution.

India: Mass Rapid Transit System

The Government of India and the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, in equal partnership, set up a company named Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. under the Companies Act, 1956, to construct a MRTS in Delhi. This Metro system will be integrated with other means of mass transit and will alleviate traffic congestion on national highways, thereby reducing the number of accidents and increasing public safety. It will also reduce harmful emissions and pollution.

India: Mass Rapid Transit System

The Government of India and the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, in equal partnership, set up a company named Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. under the Companies Act, 1956, to construct a MRTS in Delhi. This Metro system will be integrated with other means of mass transit and will alleviate traffic congestion on national highways, thereby reducing the number of accidents and increasing public safety. It will also reduce harmful emissions and pollution.

India: Mass Rapid Transit System

The Government of India and the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, in equal partnership, set up a company named Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. under the Companies Act, 1956, to construct a MRTS in Delhi. This Metro system will be integrated with other means of mass transit and will alleviate traffic congestion on national highways, thereby reducing the number of accidents and increasing public safety. It will also reduce harmful emissions and pollution.

India: Mass Rapid Transit System

The Government of India and the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, in equal partnership, set up a company named Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. under the Companies Act, 1956, to construct a MRTS in Delhi. This Metro system will be integrated with other means of mass transit and will alleviate traffic congestion on national highways, thereby reducing the number of accidents and increasing public safety. It will also reduce harmful emissions and pollution.

India: Mass Rapid Transit System

The Government of India and the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, in equal partnership, set up a company named Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. under the Companies Act, 1956, to construct a MRTS in Delhi. This Metro system will be integrated with other means of mass transit and will alleviate traffic congestion on national highways, thereby reducing the number of accidents and increasing public safety. It will also reduce harmful emissions and pollution.

India: Hydrocarbon Vision 2025

India: Coal Transport Policy

Restricts the transportation of unwashed coal to less than 1,000 kilometers.

India: Auto Fuel Policy

Sets standard for efficient vehicles, cleaner fuels.

Date Implemented: 2003

Status: In force

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

http://www.dieselnet.com/standards/in/

India: Auto Fuel Policy

Sets standard for efficient vehicles, cleaner fuels.

Date Implemented: 2003

Status: In force

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

http://www.dieselnet.com/standards/in/

India: Auto Fuel Policy

Sets standard for efficient vehicles, cleaner fuels.

Date Implemented: 2003

Status: In force

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

http://www.dieselnet.com/standards/in/

India: Auto Fuel Policy

Sets standard for efficient vehicles, cleaner fuels.

Date Implemented: 2003

Status: In force

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

http://www.dieselnet.com/standards/in/

India: Auto Fuel Policy

Sets standard for efficient vehicles, cleaner fuels.

Date Implemented: 2003

Status: In force

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

http://www.dieselnet.com/standards/in/

India: Auto Fuel Policy

Sets standard for efficient vehicles, cleaner fuels.

Date Implemented: 2003

Status: In force

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

http://www.dieselnet.com/standards/in/

India: Auto Fuel Policy

Sets standard for efficient vehicles, cleaner fuels.

Date Implemented: 2003

Status: In force

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

http://www.dieselnet.com/standards/in/

India: Rural Electricity Supply Technology (REST) Mission

Providing affordable and reliable power supply to rural and remote areas through decentralized distributed generation based on renewable energy resources such as solar, mini-and micro-hydro, biomass, etc.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

Targets: “Power for all villages by 2007” and ” Power for all” by 2012

India: Rural Electricity Supply Technology (REST) Mission

Providing affordable and reliable power supply to rural and remote areas through decentralized distributed generation based on renewable energy resources such as solar, mini-and micro-hydro, biomass, etc.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

Targets: “Power for all villages by 2007” and ” Power for all” by 2012

India: Rural Electricity Supply Technology (REST) Mission

Providing affordable and reliable power supply to rural and remote areas through decentralized distributed generation based on renewable energy resources such as solar, mini-and micro-hydro, biomass, etc.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

Targets: “Power for all villages by 2007” and ” Power for all” by 2012

India: Rural Electricity Supply Technology (REST) Mission

Providing affordable and reliable power supply to rural and remote areas through decentralized distributed generation based on renewable energy resources such as solar, mini-and micro-hydro, biomass, etc.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

Targets: “Power for all villages by 2007” and ” Power for all” by 2012

India: Rural Electricity Supply Technology (REST) Mission

Providing affordable and reliable power supply to rural and remote areas through decentralized distributed generation based on renewable energy resources such as solar, mini-and micro-hydro, biomass, etc.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

Targets: “Power for all villages by 2007” and ” Power for all” by 2012

India: Rural Electricity Supply Technology (REST) Mission

Providing affordable and reliable power supply to rural and remote areas through decentralized distributed generation based on renewable energy resources such as solar, mini-and micro-hydro, biomass, etc.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

Targets: “Power for all villages by 2007” and ” Power for all” by 2012

India: Rural Electricity Supply Technology (REST) Mission

Providing affordable and reliable power supply to rural and remote areas through decentralized distributed generation based on renewable energy resources such as solar, mini-and micro-hydro, biomass, etc.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

Targets: “Power for all villages by 2007” and ” Power for all” by 2012

India: Rural Electricity Supply Technology (REST) Mission

Providing affordable and reliable power supply to rural and remote areas through decentralized distributed generation based on renewable energy resources such as solar, mini-and micro-hydro, biomass, etc.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

Targets: “Power for all villages by 2007” and ” Power for all” by 2012

India: Rural Electricity Supply Technology (REST) Mission

Providing affordable and reliable power supply to rural and remote areas through decentralized distributed generation based on renewable energy resources such as solar, mini-and micro-hydro, biomass, etc.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

Targets: “Power for all villages by 2007” and ” Power for all” by 2012

India: LPG for rural populations

5kg LPG cylinders were introduced at affordable prices for the poorer sections of the populations to reduce reliance on biomass burning.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: LPG for rural populations

5kg LPG cylinders were introduced at affordable prices for the poorer sections of the populations to reduce reliance on biomass burning.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: LPG for rural populations

5kg LPG cylinders were introduced at affordable prices for the poorer sections of the populations to reduce reliance on biomass burning.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: LPG for rural populations

5kg LPG cylinders were introduced at affordable prices for the poorer sections of the populations to reduce reliance on biomass burning.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: LPG for rural populations

5kg LPG cylinders were introduced at affordable prices for the poorer sections of the populations to reduce reliance on biomass burning.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: LPG for rural populations

5kg LPG cylinders were introduced at affordable prices for the poorer sections of the populations to reduce reliance on biomass burning.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: LPG for rural populations

5kg LPG cylinders were introduced at affordable prices for the poorer sections of the populations to reduce reliance on biomass burning.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: LPG for rural populations

5kg LPG cylinders were introduced at affordable prices for the poorer sections of the populations to reduce reliance on biomass burning.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: LPG for rural populations

5kg LPG cylinders were introduced at affordable prices for the poorer sections of the populations to reduce reliance on biomass burning.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Fuel switching

Auto LPG is being supplied in the 10 most polluted cities of the country. CNG is being supplied for use as an auto fuel in Delhi and Mumbai and also as a domestic fuel. It will gradually become available in other cities.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Fuel switching

Auto LPG is being supplied in the 10 most polluted cities of the country. CNG is being supplied for use as an auto fuel in Delhi and Mumbai and also as a domestic fuel. It will gradually become available in other cities.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Fuel switching

Auto LPG is being supplied in the 10 most polluted cities of the country. CNG is being supplied for use as an auto fuel in Delhi and Mumbai and also as a domestic fuel. It will gradually become available in other cities.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Fuel switching

Auto LPG is being supplied in the 10 most polluted cities of the country. CNG is being supplied for use as an auto fuel in Delhi and Mumbai and also as a domestic fuel. It will gradually become available in other cities.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Fuel switching

Auto LPG is being supplied in the 10 most polluted cities of the country. CNG is being supplied for use as an auto fuel in Delhi and Mumbai and also as a domestic fuel. It will gradually become available in other cities.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Fuel switching

Auto LPG is being supplied in the 10 most polluted cities of the country. CNG is being supplied for use as an auto fuel in Delhi and Mumbai and also as a domestic fuel. It will gradually become available in other cities.

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Motor Spirit-Ethanol Blending Projects

Blending of 5% ethanol in petrol

Status: In Force; Mandatory

Targets: to be raised to 10% later

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Motor Spirit-Ethanol Blending Projects

Blending of 5% ethanol in petrol

Status: In Force; Mandatory

Targets: to be raised to 10% later

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Motor Spirit-Ethanol Blending Projects

Blending of 5% ethanol in petrol

Status: In Force; Mandatory

Targets: to be raised to 10% later

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Motor Spirit-Ethanol Blending Projects

Blending of 5% ethanol in petrol

Status: In Force; Mandatory

Targets: to be raised to 10% later

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Help for hydro

The Ministry of Power has taken various steps to improve the hydropower development in India, including additional budgetary financial support, R&M and up-rating of existing hydro stations, basin wise hydropower development and comprehensive ranking studies for 399 hydro schemes.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Help for hydro

The Ministry of Power has taken various steps to improve the hydropower development in India, including additional budgetary financial support, R&M and up-rating of existing hydro stations, basin wise hydropower development and comprehensive ranking studies for 399 hydro schemes.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Help for hydro

The Ministry of Power has taken various steps to improve the hydropower development in India, including additional budgetary financial support, R&M and up-rating of existing hydro stations, basin wise hydropower development and comprehensive ranking studies for 399 hydro schemes.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Help for hydro

The Ministry of Power has taken various steps to improve the hydropower development in India, including additional budgetary financial support, R&M and up-rating of existing hydro stations, basin wise hydropower development and comprehensive ranking studies for 399 hydro schemes.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Help for hydro

The Ministry of Power has taken various steps to improve the hydropower development in India, including additional budgetary financial support, R&M and up-rating of existing hydro stations, basin wise hydropower development and comprehensive ranking studies for 399 hydro schemes.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Help for hydro

The Ministry of Power has taken various steps to improve the hydropower development in India, including additional budgetary financial support, R&M and up-rating of existing hydro stations, basin wise hydropower development and comprehensive ranking studies for 399 hydro schemes.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Help for hydro

The Ministry of Power has taken various steps to improve the hydropower development in India, including additional budgetary financial support, R&M and up-rating of existing hydro stations, basin wise hydropower development and comprehensive ranking studies for 399 hydro schemes.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Help for hydro

The Ministry of Power has taken various steps to improve the hydropower development in India, including additional budgetary financial support, R&M and up-rating of existing hydro stations, basin wise hydropower development and comprehensive ranking studies for 399 hydro schemes.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Help for hydro

The Ministry of Power has taken various steps to improve the hydropower development in India, including additional budgetary financial support, R&M and up-rating of existing hydro stations, basin wise hydropower development and comprehensive ranking studies for 399 hydro schemes.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Help for hydro

The Ministry of Power has taken various steps to improve the hydropower development in India, including additional budgetary financial support, R&M and up-rating of existing hydro stations, basin wise hydropower development and comprehensive ranking studies for 399 hydro schemes.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: Help for hydro

The Ministry of Power has taken various steps to improve the hydropower development in India, including additional budgetary financial support, R&M and up-rating of existing hydro stations, basin wise hydropower development and comprehensive ranking studies for 399 hydro schemes.

Status: In Force; Government Initiative

References: National Communication to the UNFCCC

India: National Energy Labelling Programme

India: Draft Energy Conservation Building Code

The document specifies the energy performance requirements for all commercial buildings that are to be constructed in India. Buildings with electrical connected load of 500 kW or more are covered by the ECBC.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: Planned; Mandatory

References: http://www.usaid.gov/in/Pdfs/Energy_Cons_Bldg.pdf

India: Draft Energy Conservation Building Code

The document specifies the energy performance requirements for all commercial buildings that are to be constructed in India. Buildings with electrical connected load of 500 kW or more are covered by the ECBC.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: Planned; Mandatory

References: http://www.usaid.gov/in/Pdfs/Energy_Cons_Bldg.pdf

India: Draft Energy Conservation Building Code

The document specifies the energy performance requirements for all commercial buildings that are to be constructed in India. Buildings with electrical connected load of 500 kW or more are covered by the ECBC.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: Planned; Mandatory

References: http://www.usaid.gov/in/Pdfs/Energy_Cons_Bldg.pdf

India: Draft Energy Conservation Building Code

The document specifies the energy performance requirements for all commercial buildings that are to be constructed in India. Buildings with electrical connected load of 500 kW or more are covered by the ECBC.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: Planned; Mandatory

References: http://www.usaid.gov/in/Pdfs/Energy_Cons_Bldg.pdf

India: Draft Energy Conservation Building Code

The document specifies the energy performance requirements for all commercial buildings that are to be constructed in India. Buildings with electrical connected load of 500 kW or more are covered by the ECBC.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: Planned; Mandatory

References: http://www.usaid.gov/in/Pdfs/Energy_Cons_Bldg.pdf

India: National Campaign on Energy Conservation 2007

India: Demonstration and Promotion of Solar Photovoltaic Devices and Systems in Urban Areas

The scheme provides financial support for installation and demonstration of various solar photovoltaic devices and systems for community application and for organizing seminars, workshops, and training programmes to create awareness about the systems in urban areas.

Date Implemented: 2005

Status: In Force; Voluntary

India: Demonstration and Promotion of Solar Photovoltaic Devices and Systems in Urban Areas

The scheme provides financial support for installation and demonstration of various solar photovoltaic devices and systems for community application and for organizing seminars, workshops, and training programmes to create awareness about the systems in urban areas.

Date Implemented: 2005

Status: In Force; Voluntary

India: Demonstration and Promotion of Solar Photovoltaic Devices and Systems in Urban Areas

The scheme provides financial support for installation and demonstration of various solar photovoltaic devices and systems for community application and for organizing seminars, workshops, and training programmes to create awareness about the systems in urban areas.

Date Implemented: 2005

Status: In Force; Voluntary

India: Demonstration and Promotion of Solar Photovoltaic Devices and Systems in Urban Areas

The scheme provides financial support for installation and demonstration of various solar photovoltaic devices and systems for community application and for organizing seminars, workshops, and training programmes to create awareness about the systems in urban areas.

Date Implemented: 2005

Status: In Force; Voluntary

India: Demonstration and Promotion of Solar Photovoltaic Devices and Systems in Urban Areas

The scheme provides financial support for installation and demonstration of various solar photovoltaic devices and systems for community application and for organizing seminars, workshops, and training programmes to create awareness about the systems in urban areas.

Date Implemented: 2005

Status: In Force; Voluntary

India: Demonstration and Promotion of Solar Photovoltaic Devices and Systems in Urban Areas

The scheme provides financial support for installation and demonstration of various solar photovoltaic devices and systems for community application and for organizing seminars, workshops, and training programmes to create awareness about the systems in urban areas.

Date Implemented: 2005

Status: In Force; Voluntary

India: Programme on Biomass Energy and Co-generation (non-bagasse) in Industry during 2005-06

India: New Technology Group

The Group focuses on the application of renewable energy technologies to mitigate the energy problems of cities, and to provide alternative energy solutions. This is envisaged broadly through the programmes on Solar thermal and photovoltaic devices and systems, energy recovery from urban, industrial and commercial wastes and Biomass energy and co-generation in industry. Revised/new schemes were developed by the Ministry covering the above programmes, and notified in July/August, 2005.

India: New Technology Group

The Group focuses on the application of renewable energy technologies to mitigate the energy problems of cities, and to provide alternative energy solutions. This is envisaged broadly through the programmes on Solar thermal and photovoltaic devices and systems, energy recovery from urban, industrial and commercial wastes and Biomass energy and co-generation in industry. Revised/new schemes were developed by the Ministry covering the above programmes, and notified in July/August, 2005.

India: New Technology Group

The Group focuses on the application of renewable energy technologies to mitigate the energy problems of cities, and to provide alternative energy solutions. This is envisaged broadly through the programmes on Solar thermal and photovoltaic devices and systems, energy recovery from urban, industrial and commercial wastes and Biomass energy and co-generation in industry. Revised/new schemes were developed by the Ministry covering the above programmes, and notified in July/August, 2005.

India: New Technology Group

The Group focuses on the application of renewable energy technologies to mitigate the energy problems of cities, and to provide alternative energy solutions. This is envisaged broadly through the programmes on Solar thermal and photovoltaic devices and systems, energy recovery from urban, industrial and commercial wastes and Biomass energy and co-generation in industry. Revised/new schemes were developed by the Ministry covering the above programmes, and notified in July/August, 2005.

India: New Technology Group

The Group focuses on the application of renewable energy technologies to mitigate the energy problems of cities, and to provide alternative energy solutions. This is envisaged broadly through the programmes on Solar thermal and photovoltaic devices and systems, energy recovery from urban, industrial and commercial wastes and Biomass energy and co-generation in industry. Revised/new schemes were developed by the Ministry covering the above programmes, and notified in July/August, 2005.

India: New Technology Group

The Group focuses on the application of renewable energy technologies to mitigate the energy problems of cities, and to provide alternative energy solutions. This is envisaged broadly through the programmes on Solar thermal and photovoltaic devices and systems, energy recovery from urban, industrial and commercial wastes and Biomass energy and co-generation in industry. Revised/new schemes were developed by the Ministry covering the above programmes, and notified in July/August, 2005.

India: Accelerated Programme on Energy Recovery from Urban Wastes

The main objectives of the Programme are: to accelerate the promotion of setting up of projects for recovery of energy from urban wastes; to create conducive conditions with a fiscal and financial regime, to develop, demonstrate and disseminate utilisation of wastes for recovery of energy; and to harness the available potential of MSW-to-energy by the year 2017.

Date Implemented: 2005

India: Accelerated Programme on Energy Recovery from Urban Wastes

The main objectives of the Programme are: to accelerate the promotion of setting up of projects for recovery of energy from urban wastes; to create conducive conditions with a fiscal and financial regime, to develop, demonstrate and disseminate utilisation of wastes for recovery of energy; and to harness the available potential of MSW-to-energy by the year 2017.

Date Implemented: 2005

India: Accelerated Programme on Energy Recovery from Urban Wastes

The main objectives of the Programme are: to accelerate the promotion of setting up of projects for recovery of energy from urban wastes; to create conducive conditions with a fiscal and financial regime, to develop, demonstrate and disseminate utilisation of wastes for recovery of energy; and to harness the available potential of MSW-to-energy by the year 2017.

Date Implemented: 2005

India: Accelerated Programme on Energy Recovery from Urban Wastes

The main objectives of the Programme are: to accelerate the promotion of setting up of projects for recovery of energy from urban wastes; to create conducive conditions with a fiscal and financial regime, to develop, demonstrate and disseminate utilisation of wastes for recovery of energy; and to harness the available potential of MSW-to-energy by the year 2017.

Date Implemented: 2005

India: Accelerated Programme on Energy Recovery from Urban Wastes

The main objectives of the Programme are: to accelerate the promotion of setting up of projects for recovery of energy from urban wastes; to create conducive conditions with a fiscal and financial regime, to develop, demonstrate and disseminate utilisation of wastes for recovery of energy; and to harness the available potential of MSW-to-energy by the year 2017.

Date Implemented: 2005

India: Accelerated Programme on Energy Recovery from Urban Wastes

The main objectives of the Programme are: to accelerate the promotion of setting up of projects for recovery of energy from urban wastes; to create conducive conditions with a fiscal and financial regime, to develop, demonstrate and disseminate utilisation of wastes for recovery of energy; and to harness the available potential of MSW-to-energy by the year 2017.

Date Implemented: 2005

India: Research, Design and Development of Solar Thermal Technologies

The Programme includes RD&D projects, Test Centres for solar thermal devices/systems, and other activities related to resource assessment, capacity building through seminars, symposia and round-tables, etc.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/pdf/aa-stt-2006-07.pdf

India: Research, Design and Development of Solar Thermal Technologies

The Programme includes RD&D projects, Test Centres for solar thermal devices/systems, and other activities related to resource assessment, capacity building through seminars, symposia and round-tables, etc.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/pdf/aa-stt-2006-07.pdf

India: Research, Design and Development of Solar Thermal Technologies

The Programme includes RD&D projects, Test Centres for solar thermal devices/systems, and other activities related to resource assessment, capacity building through seminars, symposia and round-tables, etc.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/pdf/aa-stt-2006-07.pdf

India: Research, Design and Development of Solar Thermal Technologies

The Programme includes RD&D projects, Test Centres for solar thermal devices/systems, and other activities related to resource assessment, capacity building through seminars, symposia and round-tables, etc.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/pdf/aa-stt-2006-07.pdf

India: Research, Design and Development of Solar Thermal Technologies

The Programme includes RD&D projects, Test Centres for solar thermal devices/systems, and other activities related to resource assessment, capacity building through seminars, symposia and round-tables, etc.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/pdf/aa-stt-2006-07.pdf

India: Research, Design and Development of Solar Thermal Technologies

The Programme includes RD&D projects, Test Centres for solar thermal devices/systems, and other activities related to resource assessment, capacity building through seminars, symposia and round-tables, etc.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/pdf/aa-stt-2006-07.pdf

Inida: Programme on “Small Wind Energy and Hybrid Systems” during 2005-06 (and continued during the year 2006-07)

India: Scheme for Promotion of Grid Interactive Power Generation Projects based on Renewable Energy Sources for 2006-07

The scheme provides subsidy to set up grid-interactive power generating projects based on Small Hydro; Biomass; Wind Power (only demonstration projects).

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/

India: Scheme for Promotion of Grid Interactive Power Generation Projects based on Renewable Energy Sources for 2006-07

The scheme provides subsidy to set up grid-interactive power generating projects based on Small Hydro; Biomass; Wind Power (only demonstration projects).

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/

India: Scheme for Promotion of Grid Interactive Power Generation Projects based on Renewable Energy Sources for 2006-07

The scheme provides subsidy to set up grid-interactive power generating projects based on Small Hydro; Biomass; Wind Power (only demonstration projects).

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/

India: Scheme for Promotion of Grid Interactive Power Generation Projects based on Renewable Energy Sources for 2006-07

The scheme provides subsidy to set up grid-interactive power generating projects based on Small Hydro; Biomass; Wind Power (only demonstration projects).

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/

India: Scheme for Promotion of Grid Interactive Power Generation Projects based on Renewable Energy Sources for 2006-07

The scheme provides subsidy to set up grid-interactive power generating projects based on Small Hydro; Biomass; Wind Power (only demonstration projects).

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/

India: Scheme for Promotion of Grid Interactive Power Generation Projects based on Renewable Energy Sources for 2006-07

The scheme provides subsidy to set up grid-interactive power generating projects based on Small Hydro; Biomass; Wind Power (only demonstration projects).

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/

India: Scheme for Promotion of Grid Interactive Power Generation Projects based on Renewable Energy Sources for 2006-07

The scheme provides subsidy to set up grid-interactive power generating projects based on Small Hydro; Biomass; Wind Power (only demonstration projects).

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/

India: Scheme for Promotion of Grid Interactive Power Generation Projects based on Renewable Energy Sources for 2006-07

The scheme provides subsidy to set up grid-interactive power generating projects based on Small Hydro; Biomass; Wind Power (only demonstration projects).

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/

India: Scheme for Promotion of Grid Interactive Power Generation Projects based on Renewable Energy Sources for 2006-07

The scheme provides subsidy to set up grid-interactive power generating projects based on Small Hydro; Biomass; Wind Power (only demonstration projects).

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Voluntary

References: http://mnes.nic.in/

India: Scheme on “Accelerated development and deployment of solar water heating systems in domestic, industrial and commercial sectors”

India: National Hydrogen Energy Road Map

The Road Map identified two major initiatives: Green Initiative for Future Transport (GIFT) and Green Initiative for Power Generation (GIP). The first aims at developing and demonstrating hydrogen powered IC engine and fuel cell based vehicles through different phases of development. The second envisions developing and demonstrating a hydrogen-powered IC engine/turbine and fuel-cell based decentralized power-generating system of about 1000 MW aggregate capacity by 2020

India: National Hydrogen Energy Road Map

The Road Map identified two major initiatives: Green Initiative for Future Transport (GIFT) and Green Initiative for Power Generation (GIP). The first aims at developing and demonstrating hydrogen powered IC engine and fuel cell based vehicles through different phases of development. The second envisions developing and demonstrating a hydrogen-powered IC engine/turbine and fuel-cell based decentralized power-generating system of about 1000 MW aggregate capacity by 2020

India: National Hydrogen Energy Road Map

The Road Map identified two major initiatives: Green Initiative for Future Transport (GIFT) and Green Initiative for Power Generation (GIP). The first aims at developing and demonstrating hydrogen powered IC engine and fuel cell based vehicles through different phases of development. The second envisions developing and demonstrating a hydrogen-powered IC engine/turbine and fuel-cell based decentralized power-generating system of about 1000 MW aggregate capacity by 2020

India: National Environment Policy

The National Environment Policy aims at archiving: Efficiency Improvement and Conservation of Critical Environmental Resources, Livelihood Security for the Poor, Integration of Environmental Concerns in Economic and Social Development.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Framework policies

References: http://www.iea.org/textbase/pamsdb/detail.aspx?mode=weo&id=3356

India: National Environment Policy

The National Environment Policy aims at archiving: Efficiency Improvement and Conservation of Critical Environmental Resources, Livelihood Security for the Poor, Integration of Environmental Concerns in Economic and Social Development.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Framework policies

References: http://www.iea.org/textbase/pamsdb/detail.aspx?mode=weo&id=3356

India: National Environment Policy

The National Environment Policy aims at archiving: Efficiency Improvement and Conservation of Critical Environmental Resources, Livelihood Security for the Poor, Integration of Environmental Concerns in Economic and Social Development.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Framework policies

References: http://www.iea.org/textbase/pamsdb/detail.aspx?mode=weo&id=3356

India: National Environment Policy

The National Environment Policy aims at archiving: Efficiency Improvement and Conservation of Critical Environmental Resources, Livelihood Security for the Poor, Integration of Environmental Concerns in Economic and Social Development.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Framework policies

References: http://www.iea.org/textbase/pamsdb/detail.aspx?mode=weo&id=3356

India: National Environment Policy

The National Environment Policy aims at archiving: Efficiency Improvement and Conservation of Critical Environmental Resources, Livelihood Security for the Poor, Integration of Environmental Concerns in Economic and Social Development.

Date Implemented: 2006

Status: In Force; Framework policies

References: http://www.iea.org/textbase/pamsdb/detail.aspx?mode=weo&id=3356

India: India - Japan Energy Forum

Launched in New Dehli on 6 December 2006, the India - Japan Energy Forum focuses on energy policy, energy supply, and energy conservation in industry in India and Japan. The forum aims to develop cooperation between Indian and Japanese stakeholders by introducing and formally exchanging information on national energy policies and the status of energy-related industries in India and Japan.

Date Implemented: 2006

India: India - Japan Energy Forum

Launched in New Dehli on 6 December 2006, the India - Japan Energy Forum focuses on energy policy, energy supply, and energy conservation in industry in India and Japan. The forum aims to develop cooperation between Indian and Japanese stakeholders by introducing and formally exchanging information on national energy policies and the status of energy-related industries in India and Japan.

Date Implemented: 2006

India: India - Japan Energy Forum

Launched in New Dehli on 6 December 2006, the India - Japan Energy Forum focuses on energy policy, energy supply, and energy conservation in industry in India and Japan. The forum aims to develop cooperation between Indian and Japanese stakeholders by introducing and formally exchanging information on national energy policies and the status of energy-related industries in India and Japan.

Date Implemented: 2006

India: India - Japan Energy Forum

Launched in New Dehli on 6 December 2006, the India - Japan Energy Forum focuses on energy policy, energy supply, and energy conservation in industry in India and Japan. The forum aims to develop cooperation between Indian and Japanese stakeholders by introducing and formally exchanging information on national energy policies and the status of energy-related industries in India and Japan.

Date Implemented: 2006

India: India - Japan Energy Forum

Launched in New Dehli on 6 December 2006, the India - Japan Energy Forum focuses on energy policy, energy supply, and energy conservation in industry in India and Japan. The forum aims to develop cooperation between Indian and Japanese stakeholders by introducing and formally exchanging information on national energy policies and the status of energy-related industries in India and Japan.

Date Implemented: 2006

India: India - Japan Energy Forum

Launched in New Dehli on 6 December 2006, the India - Japan Energy Forum focuses on energy policy, energy supply, and energy conservation in industry in India and Japan. The forum aims to develop cooperation between Indian and Japanese stakeholders by introducing and formally exchanging information on national energy policies and the status of energy-related industries in India and Japan.

Date Implemented: 2006

India: Pre-payment Electricity Metering

The Indian government introduced a pre-payment metering system for all government departments and private sector consumers with single-phase and three-phase electricity load below 45kW, to discourage power usage and ensure payment of bills.

Date Implemented: 2007

Status: In Force

India: Pre-payment Electricity Metering

The Indian government introduced a pre-payment metering system for all government departments and private sector consumers with single-phase and three-phase electricity load below 45kW, to discourage power usage and ensure payment of bills.

Date Implemented: 2007

Status: In Force

India: Pre-payment Electricity Metering

The Indian government introduced a pre-payment metering system for all government departments and private sector consumers with single-phase and three-phase electricity load below 45kW, to discourage power usage and ensure payment of bills.

Date Implemented: 2007

Status: In Force

India: Pre-payment Electricity Metering

The Indian government introduced a pre-payment metering system for all government departments and private sector consumers with single-phase and three-phase electricity load below 45kW, to discourage power usage and ensure payment of bills.

Date Implemented: 2007

Status: In Force

India: Subsidies for Solar Power

India will subsidize solar power plants to the amount of 12 rupees (30 cents) per kilowatt hour. This plan will last for five years, and is expected to generate 10 billion rupees ($253.7 million) in private investment.

Date Implemented: 2008

Status: In Force

References: http://www.reuters.com/article/environmentNews/idUSDEL14687020080103

India: Subsidies for Solar Power

India will subsidize solar power plants to the amount of 12 rupees (30 cents) per kilowatt hour. This plan will last for five years, and is expected to generate 10 billion rupees ($253.7 million) in private investment.

Date Implemented: 2008

Status: In Force

References: http://www.reuters.com/article/environmentNews/idUSDEL14687020080103

India: Subsidies for Solar Power

India will subsidize solar power plants to the amount of 12 rupees (30 cents) per kilowatt hour. This plan will last for five years, and is expected to generate 10 billion rupees ($253.7 million) in private investment.

Date Implemented: 2008

Status: In Force

References: http://www.reuters.com/article/environmentNews/idUSDEL14687020080103

India: Subsidies for Solar Power

India will subsidize solar power plants to the amount of 12 rupees (30 cents) per kilowatt hour. This plan will last for five years, and is expected to generate 10 billion rupees ($253.7 million) in private investment.

Date Implemented: 2008

Status: In Force

References: http://www.reuters.com/article/environmentNews/idUSDEL14687020080103

India: Ethanol Promotion

India has passed a measure to increase the blend of ethanol in gasoline from 5% to 10% by October 2008. Indian ethanol manufacturers will also begin producing directly from sugarcane instead of from molasses. The government has recommended a standard price of 21.5 rupees per liter.

Date Implemented: 2007

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Ethanol Promotion

India has passed a measure to increase the blend of ethanol in gasoline from 5% to 10% by October 2008. Indian ethanol manufacturers will also begin producing directly from sugarcane instead of from molasses. The government has recommended a standard price of 21.5 rupees per liter.

Date Implemented: 2007

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Ethanol Promotion

India has passed a measure to increase the blend of ethanol in gasoline from 5% to 10% by October 2008. Indian ethanol manufacturers will also begin producing directly from sugarcane instead of from molasses. The government has recommended a standard price of 21.5 rupees per liter.

Date Implemented: 2007

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Ethanol Promotion

India has passed a measure to increase the blend of ethanol in gasoline from 5% to 10% by October 2008. Indian ethanol manufacturers will also begin producing directly from sugarcane instead of from molasses. The government has recommended a standard price of 21.5 rupees per liter.

Date Implemented: 2007

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: Ethanol Promotion

India has passed a measure to increase the blend of ethanol in gasoline from 5% to 10% by October 2008. Indian ethanol manufacturers will also begin producing directly from sugarcane instead of from molasses. The government has recommended a standard price of 21.5 rupees per liter.

Date Implemented: 2007

Status: In Force; Mandatory

India: India-Brazil-South Africa Declaration on Clean Energy

India: National Electricity Policy

India: Incentives for biogas plants

The government is giving financial incentives to provide fuel and improve sanitation by developing biogas plants. The amount of assistance varies in each region, and also includes subsidies for maintenance, repairs, and linking to plants with sanitary toilets.

Date Implemented: 2004

Status: In Force

India: Incentives for biogas plants

The government is giving financial incentives to provide fuel and improve sanitation by developing biogas plants. The amount of assistance varies in each region, and also includes subsidies for maintenance, repairs, and linking to plants with sanitary toilets.

Date Implemented: 2004

Status: In Force

India: Incentives for biogas plants

The government is giving financial incentives to provide fuel and improve sanitation by developing biogas plants. The amount of assistance varies in each region, and also includes subsidies for maintenance, repairs, and linking to plants with sanitary toilets.

Date Implemented: 2004

Status: In Force

India: Incentives for biogas plants

The government is giving financial incentives to provide fuel and improve sanitation by developing biogas plants. The amount of assistance varies in each region, and also includes subsidies for maintenance, repairs, and linking to plants with sanitary toilets.

Date Implemented: 2004

Status: In Force

India: Incentives for biogas plants

The government is giving financial incentives to provide fuel and improve sanitation by developing biogas plants. The amount of assistance varies in each region, and also includes subsidies for maintenance, repairs, and linking to plants with sanitary toilets.

Date Implemented: 2004

Status: In Force

India: Energy Policy

This policy outlines the challenges that India faces as it develops and must generate and provide increasing amounts of energy. Measures include adressing energy security by acquring abundant supplies of coal and gas, and increasing hydro and nuclear power. India seeks to improve energy efficiency by reducing energy intensity across many sectors including mining, electricity distribution, transportation, industry and building construction. The policy also outlines methods to promote renewable energy and increase R&D.

India: Energy Policy

This policy outlines the challenges that India faces as it develops and must generate and provide increasing amounts of energy. Measures include adressing energy security by acquring abundant supplies of coal and gas, and increasing hydro and nuclear power. India seeks to improve energy efficiency by reducing energy intensity across many sectors including mining, electricity distribution, transportation, industry and building construction. The policy also outlines methods to promote renewable energy and increase R&D.

India: Energy Policy

This policy outlines the challenges that India faces as it develops and must generate and provide increasing amounts of energy. Measures include adressing energy security by acquring abundant supplies of coal and gas, and increasing hydro and nuclear power. India seeks to improve energy efficiency by reducing energy intensity across many sectors including mining, electricity distribution, transportation, industry and building construction. The policy also outlines methods to promote renewable energy and increase R&D.

India: Energy Policy

This policy outlines the challenges that India faces as it develops and must generate and provide increasing amounts of energy. Measures include adressing energy security by acquring abundant supplies of coal and gas, and increasing hydro and nuclear power. India seeks to improve energy efficiency by reducing energy intensity across many sectors including mining, electricity distribution, transportation, industry and building construction. The policy also outlines methods to promote renewable energy and increase R&D.

India: Energy Policy

This policy outlines the challenges that India faces as it develops and must generate and provide increasing amounts of energy. Measures include adressing energy security by acquring abundant supplies of coal and gas, and increasing hydro and nuclear power. India seeks to improve energy efficiency by reducing energy intensity across many sectors including mining, electricity distribution, transportation, industry and building construction. The policy also outlines methods to promote renewable energy and increase R&D.

India: Energy Policy

This policy outlines the challenges that India faces as it develops and must generate and provide increasing amounts of energy. Measures include adressing energy security by acquring abundant supplies of coal and gas, and increasing hydro and nuclear power. India seeks to improve energy efficiency by reducing energy intensity across many sectors including mining, electricity distribution, transportation, industry and building construction. The policy also outlines methods to promote renewable energy and increase R&D.

India: Energy Policy

This policy outlines the challenges that India faces as it develops and must generate and provide increasing amounts of energy. Measures include adressing energy security by acquring abundant supplies of coal and gas, and increasing hydro and nuclear power. India seeks to improve energy efficiency by reducing energy intensity across many sectors including mining, electricity distribution, transportation, industry and building construction. The policy also outlines methods to promote renewable energy and increase R&D.

India: Energy Policy

This policy outlines the challenges that India faces as it develops and must generate and provide increasing amounts of energy. Measures include adressing energy security by acquring abundant supplies of coal and gas, and increasing hydro and nuclear power. India seeks to improve energy efficiency by reducing energy intensity across many sectors including mining, electricity distribution, transportation, industry and building construction. The policy also outlines methods to promote renewable energy and increase R&D.

India: Energy Policy

This policy outlines the challenges that India faces as it develops and must generate and provide increasing amounts of energy. Measures include adressing energy security by acquring abundant supplies of coal and gas, and increasing hydro and nuclear power. India seeks to improve energy efficiency by reducing energy intensity across many sectors including mining, electricity distribution, transportation, industry and building construction. The policy also outlines methods to promote renewable energy and increase R&D.

India: Energy Policy

This policy outlines the challenges that India faces as it develops and must generate and provide increasing amounts of energy. Measures include adressing energy security by acquring abundant supplies of coal and gas, and increasing hydro and nuclear power. India seeks to improve energy efficiency by reducing energy intensity across many sectors including mining, electricity distribution, transportation, industry and building construction. The policy also outlines methods to promote renewable energy and increase R&D.

India: Energy Policy

This policy outlines the challenges that India faces as it develops and must generate and provide increasing amounts of energy. Measures include adressing energy security by acquring abundant supplies of coal and gas, and increasing hydro and nuclear power. India seeks to improve energy efficiency by reducing energy intensity across many sectors including mining, electricity distribution, transportation, industry and building construction. The policy also outlines methods to promote renewable energy and increase R&D.

India: Energy Policy

This policy outlines the challenges that India faces as it develops and must generate and provide increasing amounts of energy. Measures include adressing energy security by acquring abundant supplies of coal and gas, and increasing hydro and nuclear power. India seeks to improve energy efficiency by reducing energy intensity across many sectors including mining, electricity distribution, transportation, industry and building construction. The policy also outlines methods to promote renewable energy and increase R&D.

India: Energy Policy

This policy outlines the challenges that India faces as it develops and must generate and provide increasing amounts of energy. Measures include adressing energy security by acquring abundant supplies of coal and gas, and increasing hydro and nuclear power. India seeks to improve energy efficiency by reducing energy intensity across many sectors including mining, electricity distribution, transportation, industry and building construction. The policy also outlines methods to promote renewable energy and increase R&D.

India: Energy Conservation for Tea Production

India: Gypcrete Project to replace clay bricks

India: Partnership with Australia

As part of the Asia- Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate, India and Australia have started a project to identify and address policy barriers that limit investment, development and deployment of clean technologies. The findings of the project will serve to develop practical solutions to addressing clean energy and climate goals by accelerating the development, transfer, and deployment of clean technological solutions between the two Partner countries.

India: Partnership with Australia

As part of the Asia- Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate, India and Australia have started a project to identify and address policy barriers that limit investment, development and deployment of clean technologies. The findings of the project will serve to develop practical solutions to addressing clean energy and climate goals by accelerating the development, transfer, and deployment of clean technological solutions between the two Partner countries.

India: Partnership with Australia

As part of the Asia- Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate, India and Australia have started a project to identify and address policy barriers that limit investment, development and deployment of clean technologies. The findings of the project will serve to develop practical solutions to addressing clean energy and climate goals by accelerating the development, transfer, and deployment of clean technological solutions between the two Partner countries.

India: Partnership with Australia

As part of the Asia- Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate, India and Australia have started a project to identify and address policy barriers that limit investment, development and deployment of clean technologies. The findings of the project will serve to develop practical solutions to addressing clean energy and climate goals by accelerating the development, transfer, and deployment of clean technological solutions between the two Partner countries.

India: Asian Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate

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