ClimateChangeResearchInstituteIndia

Science & Technology Solutions for Sustainable Energy Future

Information Brochure and Activity Profile

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Climate Change Research Institute, C-85 Shivalik Road, New Delhi 110017

Contact: contactus@ccri.in

Aims & Objectives

Publications of CCRI

To create awareness through talks, contest and research in the study of climate change in general and carbon capture in particular among wide strata of society.

To organize discussions, workshops, seminars, social & cultural programs to impart knowledge.

To promote environment education and teaching in climate change, through short term, medium term training-cum-awareness programs.

To address issues related to science, climate change, publish and create libraries on educational subjects.

To undertake studies in energy sector, clean coal, carbon capture and fixation, renewable and encourage study groups on various environmental aspects.

To establish and run educational and vocational institutions in urban, rural and backward area and/ or to provide financial assistance and other facilities for the establishment of to such institutions.

To secure and manage funds, grants and endowments for the promotion of environ-ment science and climate change including the rights of disposing off for selling all or any part (portion) there of.

To invite experts and enter into collaborations with other national, international Society with similar objectives.

To give or establish prizes for excellence in the field of (a) Social services (b) Climate understanding (c) Scientific & Technical work / research for peace in the country.

To do all such other lawful acts, deeds and things as are incidental or conductive to the attainment of the above objects or any of them and to promote the cause at the national and state level.

To frame byelaws and rules and regulations for the conduct of the business of the Society and its officers and employees.

An idea to start a national level organization in climate change science was conceived in 2008 at a breakfast meeting in India International Centre with friends and well-wishers. The Climate Change Research Institute established in 2009 (formerly as Climate Change Research Society) aims to promote scientific solutions for sustainable energy future. Measures in everyday life for stabilizing the greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere and capacity building to achieve energy sustainability across sectors are encouraged.

The Institute is taking a leading role in hosting awareness workshops on key topics of scientific and societal aspects of energy. Challenges in both renewable energy and carbon capture from fossil fuel based energy have been discussed on the same platform. The Institute has organized capacity building workshops on new and latest topics related to energy and climate change, carbon capture and storage and solar rooftop etc. Its workshops have high technical content and shared vision of experts on key issues, besides imparting knowledge among youth. Over 250 youth have been trained.

The office premises of the Institute are now located in South Delhi, Shivalik Road.

About CCRI

Vision

Imparting Knowledge

Green Buildings

Spotlights

Participants’ Feedback

Our Resources

Programme and Activity Areas

Sustainable Energy

To become a Centre for Excellence in developing human resources and technical capacity building in the area of climate change adaptation and mitigation

MissionTo inform youth in schools and colleges about the ecosystem changes and consequences of climate change through awareness and capacity building on topics of scientific & societal interest such as Energy, Health, Air and Water.

To work with industry, undertake research & training for helping them to meet their Corporate and Social Responsibility (CSR) targets while reducing CO2 footprints through imparting national and international knowledge.

To initiate studies/research on scientific & technological measures for stabilizing the greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere.

Green buildings and sustainable habitat have become important drivers for responding to climate change concerns in building sector. Youth in their formative years in school need to be taught and motivated about such topics, which are not in their regular course curriculum. A series of workshops on Awareness and Capacity Building in Green Building Responsible Education have been organized. First workshop was held on 7th September 2011 at India International Centre, New Delhi. Hon. Dr S.Z.Qasim graced the occasion as Chief Guest. Key awareness issues in 'Solar Rooftop' and 'Smart Cities' were covered in 2013 and 2014.

Workshop on Awareness and Capacity Building on Sustainable Energy (ACBSE-2010) was held at India International Centre, New Delhi on 6th August, 2010, the day on which first nuclear bomb explosion took place in 1945. The workshop was attended by the experts in renewable energy, nuclear energy and carbon capture & storage. Prof P. N. Desai, Chairman, Center for Studies in Science Policy, JNU presided over the Session on Climate Change and Sustainable Energy.

From the President’s Desk

Climate Change Research Institute (CCRI), India is founded with a mission to promote environment education, research, innovation and trainings. It aims to address wide strata of society about the consequences of climate change on our lives and taking control measures.

It is a pleasure to introduce various activities of the Institute undertaken since in inception in 2009. As it grows, the Institute would enlarge its scope by taking up development of educational tools including bulletins and videos etc. on the topics of scientific and societal interest. It would undertake research studies, create networking in the clean energy technologies including renewable sources, fossil fuels and carbon sequestration.

Dr. (Mrs) Malti GoelPresident

“There is no country richer thanours in the most precious asset ofhuman kind, the human resource”.

—Rajiv Gandhi, Ex-PrimeMinister of India

Capacity Building in CarbonCapture and Storage in India

Global warming and climate change have become the most daunting environmental changes for the mankind. In this context carbon capture, storage and utilization technology has emerged as an option for reduction of CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere. Climate Change Research Institute organized a workshop supported by Ministry of Earth Sciences to create awareness and capacity building on the emerging topic of Carbon Capture & Storage and Earth Processes (ACBCCS-2013) from 15th-19th January, 2013 at India International Centre, New Delhi.

Carbon Capture and Storage - Earth Processes: ACBCCS-2013, 15th-19th January, 2013, India International Centre, New Delhi.

A Solar Rooftop: AGBRES-II, 13th March, 2013, India International Centre, New Delhi.

ABC of Green Buildings: AGBRES-2011, 7th September, 2011, India International Centre, New Delhi.

Sustainable Energy: ACBSE-2010, 6th August, 2010, India International Centre, New Delhi.

Carbon Capture and Storage: ACBCCS-2009, 27th-31st July, 2009, Indian National Science Academy, New Delhi.

The CCS programme organized well and provided a platform to interact with the faculty and participants from wide range of background for different organizations. Discussions were useful and provided good information how to capture & store carbon in different eco-systems.- Dr. P.S. Yadav, Prof and Dean, Department of Life Sciences, Manipur University, Imphal

We need such type of interaction in future. Please, arrange this type of CCUS program every year and connect to as many industrial persons with application part. – Mr. Rupak Kishore, IIT Guwhati

It will be more useful / beneficial to us, if we have an opportunity to see field visit related to activities done on CO2

capture / or storage. I am very much interested to carryout this type of research in my country (Nepal) base. – Mr. Narayan Gutam, Tribhuvan University, Nepal

We look forward for such awareness workshop in future. Thank you – Rana S. Chakravorty, Chief of Corporate Communications, Mecon Ltd, Ranchi.

Eminent faculty, well organized, participants overall participation appeared just fair enough – Anitha Joy, Environmental Officer, NHPC Ltd., Faridabad

Transport technology for CO2 may be included in future programmes. More participation from industries may be desired. - Dr. D. Mohanty, Central Institute for Mining and Fuel Research, Dhanbad

I compliment you for the excellent way you conducted the ACBCCS-2009. I look forward to a tangible output at the national level from the Programme.- Mr. V. S. Verma, Member, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission, New Delhi

Congratulations! For running a very successful program "ACBCCS . I enjoyed talking to the participants. They represented all major stake holders.- Dr. D. M. Kale, Ex- Executive Director, ONGC, New Delhi

Dr. (Mrs.) Malti Goel, President & FounderEnergy Policy Expert, Ex- Adviser, DST and CSIR Emeritus Scientist, Ministry of Science & Technology, Govt. of India.

Dr. Sushila Singhal Professor (Retired) Zakir Husain Centre for Educational Studies, School of Social Ssciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

Sh. R.G. GuptaCity/Policy Planner, Ex-Additional Commissioner, DDA Was Sr. Pvt. Sec to ‘Jt. Committee on Projection of Plant Varieties and Farmers’ Rights Bill, 1999’ in Parliament.

Sh. Anish TripathiArchitect, Masters in Building Science (California), Software Engineer, Executive Director, DigiXL, New Delhi.

Dr. Bhawana AwasthiClinical Oncologist, positions in Xcelerx Communications Contract Research Management venture & Clinical Research at Triesta Sciences, Gurgaon.

Dr. Neha GoelAsst. Prof. Environmental Planning, School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi

Sh. L.K. Bansal M.Sc. Physics, Ex-Manager, Punjab National Bank, U.P.

Past PresidentDr. T.N. Hajela Eminent Educationist and Economist, Ex-JS MHRD, Govt. of IndiaNew Delhi

FellowSh. Sushant BaligaEx-Additional Director General, Central PWD Training and Quality Assurance.New Delhi

Research Level Workshops Capacity Building and Training

Workshops Partnership in Excellence Global Technology Assessment Knowledge Networking Science Policy Research Education tools & Videos

Recognized byMinistry of Earth Sciences, Govt of India; Department of Environment, Delhi Government; India International Centre, New Delhi

2013

2013

2011

2010

2009

Dr. Harsh K. Gupta, Member NDMA, inaugurating the ACBCCS-2013) workshop

Shri M.P. Narayanan, Ex. CMD Coal India, briefing the capacity building workshop on CCS

Shri D. K. Aggrawal, ED, NTPC briefing the workshop on capacity building on CCS

Prof. A.K. Ghoshal, IIT Gauhati delivering address at CCS workshop

Dr A. Mukherjee, TERI addressing the participants.

Padam Bhushan Dr. S.Z. Qasim releasing the book ‘ABC of Green Buildings Responsible Education’

Participants in AGBRESIIGreen Buildings II

Dr. (Mrs.) Malti Goel, Founder, CCRI lighting the lamp at AAYAM QUESTACON – Science Meet, Universal Public School, Preet Vihar, Delhi on 20th–21st October 2011

Shri V.S. Verma, Member CERC, inaugurating the Solar Rooftop workshop

Dr. Vikram Vishal, IIT Mumbai during discussions

Participants of the awareness workshop on Green Buildings and Smart Cities

Vision

Imparting Knowledge

Green Buildings

Spotlights

Participants’ Feedback

Our Resources

Programme and Activity Areas

Sustainable Energy

To become a Centre for Excellence in developing human resources and technical capacity building in the area of climate change adaptation and mitigation

MissionTo inform youth in schools and colleges about the ecosystem changes and consequences of climate change through awareness and capacity building on topics of scientific & societal interest such as Energy, Health, Air and Water.

To work with industry, undertake research & training for helping them to meet their Corporate and Social Responsibility (CSR) targets while reducing CO2 footprints through imparting national and international knowledge.

To initiate studies/research on scientific & technological measures for stabilizing the greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere.

Green buildings and sustainable habitat have become important drivers for responding to climate change concerns in building sector. Youth in their formative years in school need to be taught and motivated about such topics, which are not in their regular course curriculum. A series of workshops on Awareness and Capacity Building in Green Building Responsible Education have been organized. First workshop was held on 7th September 2011 at India International Centre, New Delhi. Hon. Dr S.Z.Qasim graced the occasion as Chief Guest. Key awareness issues in 'Solar Rooftop' and 'Smart Cities' were covered in 2013 and 2014.

Workshop on Awareness and Capacity Building on Sustainable Energy (ACBSE-2010) was held at India International Centre, New Delhi on 6th August, 2010, the day on which first nuclear bomb explosion took place in 1945. The workshop was attended by the experts in renewable energy, nuclear energy and carbon capture & storage. Prof P. N. Desai, Chairman, Center for Studies in Science Policy, JNU presided over the Session on Climate Change and Sustainable Energy.

From the President’s Desk

Climate Change Research Institute (CCRI), India is founded with a mission to promote environment education, research, innovation and trainings. It aims to address wide strata of society about the consequences of climate change on our lives and taking control measures.

It is a pleasure to introduce various activities of the Institute undertaken since in inception in 2009. As it grows, the Institute would enlarge its scope by taking up development of educational tools including bulletins and videos etc. on the topics of scientific and societal interest. It would undertake research studies, create networking in the clean energy technologies including renewable sources, fossil fuels and carbon sequestration.

Dr. (Mrs) Malti GoelPresident

“There is no country richer thanours in the most precious asset ofhuman kind, the human resource”.

—Rajiv Gandhi, Ex-PrimeMinister of India

Capacity Building in CarbonCapture and Storage in India

Global warming and climate change have become the most daunting environmental changes for the mankind. In this context carbon capture, storage and utilization technology has emerged as an option for reduction of CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere. Climate Change Research Institute organized a workshop supported by Ministry of Earth Sciences to create awareness and capacity building on the emerging topic of Carbon Capture & Storage and Earth Processes (ACBCCS-2013) from 15th-19th January, 2013 at India International Centre, New Delhi.

Carbon Capture and Storage - Earth Processes: ACBCCS-2013, 15th-19th January, 2013, India International Centre, New Delhi.

A Solar Rooftop: AGBRES-II, 13th March, 2013, India International Centre, New Delhi.

ABC of Green Buildings: AGBRES-2011, 7th September, 2011, India International Centre, New Delhi.

Sustainable Energy: ACBSE-2010, 6th August, 2010, India International Centre, New Delhi.

Carbon Capture and Storage: ACBCCS-2009, 27th-31st July, 2009, Indian National Science Academy, New Delhi.

The CCS programme organized well and provided a platform to interact with the faculty and participants from wide range of background for different organizations. Discussions were useful and provided good information how to capture & store carbon in different eco-systems.- Dr. P.S. Yadav, Prof and Dean, Department of Life Sciences, Manipur University, Imphal

We need such type of interaction in future. Please, arrange this type of CCUS program every year and connect to as many industrial persons with application part. – Mr. Rupak Kishore, IIT Guwhati

It will be more useful / beneficial to us, if we have an opportunity to see field visit related to activities done on CO2

capture / or storage. I am very much interested to carryout this type of research in my country (Nepal) base. – Mr. Narayan Gutam, Tribhuvan University, Nepal

We look forward for such awareness workshop in future. Thank you – Rana S. Chakravorty, Chief of Corporate Communications, Mecon Ltd, Ranchi.

Eminent faculty, well organized, participants overall participation appeared just fair enough – Anitha Joy, Environmental Officer, NHPC Ltd., Faridabad

Transport technology for CO2 may be included in future programmes. More participation from industries may be desired. - Dr. D. Mohanty, Central Institute for Mining and Fuel Research, Dhanbad

I compliment you for the excellent way you conducted the ACBCCS-2009. I look forward to a tangible output at the national level from the Programme.- Mr. V. S. Verma, Member, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission, New Delhi

Congratulations! For running a very successful program "ACBCCS . I enjoyed talking to the participants. They represented all major stake holders.- Dr. D. M. Kale, Ex- Executive Director, ONGC, New Delhi

Dr. (Mrs.) Malti Goel, President & FounderEnergy Policy Expert, Ex- Adviser, DST and CSIR Emeritus Scientist, Ministry of Science & Technology, Govt. of India.

Dr. Sushila Singhal Professor (Retired) Zakir Husain Centre for Educational Studies, School of Social Ssciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

Sh. R.G. GuptaCity/Policy Planner, Ex-Additional Commissioner, DDA Was Sr. Pvt. Sec to ‘Jt. Committee on Projection of Plant Varieties and Farmers’ Rights Bill, 1999’ in Parliament.

Sh. Anish TripathiArchitect, Masters in Building Science (California), Software Engineer, Executive Director, DigiXL, New Delhi.

Dr. Bhawana AwasthiClinical Oncologist, positions in Xcelerx Communications Contract Research Management venture & Clinical Research at Triesta Sciences, Gurgaon.

Dr. Neha GoelAsst. Prof. Environmental Planning, School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi

Sh. L.K. Bansal M.Sc. Physics, Ex-Manager, Punjab National Bank, U.P.

Past PresidentDr. T.N. Hajela Eminent Educationist and Economist, Ex-JS MHRD, Govt. of IndiaNew Delhi

FellowSh. Sushant BaligaEx-Additional Director General, Central PWD Training and Quality Assurance.New Delhi

Research Level Workshops Capacity Building and Training

Workshops Partnership in Excellence Global Technology Assessment Knowledge Networking Science Policy Research Education tools & Videos

Recognized byMinistry of Earth Sciences, Govt of India; Department of Environment, Delhi Government; India International Centre, New Delhi

2013

2013

2011

2010

2009

Dr. Harsh K. Gupta, Member NDMA, inaugurating the ACBCCS-2013) workshop

Shri M.P. Narayanan, Ex. CMD Coal India, briefing the capacity building workshop on CCS

Shri D. K. Aggrawal, ED, NTPC briefing the workshop on capacity building on CCS

Prof. A.K. Ghoshal, IIT Gauhati delivering address at CCS workshop

Dr A. Mukherjee, TERI addressing the participants.

Padam Bhushan Dr. S.Z. Qasim releasing the book ‘ABC of Green Buildings Responsible Education’

Participants in AGBRESIIGreen Buildings II

Dr. (Mrs.) Malti Goel, Founder, CCRI lighting the lamp at AAYAM QUESTACON – Science Meet, Universal Public School, Preet Vihar, Delhi on 20th–21st October 2011

Shri V.S. Verma, Member CERC, inaugurating the Solar Rooftop workshop

Dr. Vikram Vishal, IIT Mumbai during discussions

Participants of the awareness workshop on Green Buildings and Smart Cities

Vision

Imparting Knowledge

Green Buildings

Spotlights

Participants’ Feedback

Our Resources

Programme and Activity Areas

Sustainable Energy

To become a Centre for Excellence in developing human resources and technical capacity building in the area of climate change adaptation and mitigation

MissionTo inform youth in schools and colleges about the ecosystem changes and consequences of climate change through awareness and capacity building on topics of scientific & societal interest such as Energy, Health, Air and Water.

To work with industry, undertake research & training for helping them to meet their Corporate and Social Responsibility (CSR) targets while reducing CO2 footprints through imparting national and international knowledge.

To initiate studies/research on scientific & technological measures for stabilizing the greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere.

Green buildings and sustainable habitat have become important drivers for responding to climate change concerns in building sector. Youth in their formative years in school need to be taught and motivated about such topics, which are not in their regular course curriculum. A series of workshops on Awareness and Capacity Building in Green Building Responsible Education have been organized. First workshop was held on 7th September 2011 at India International Centre, New Delhi. Hon. Dr S.Z.Qasim graced the occasion as Chief Guest. Key awareness issues in 'Solar Rooftop' and 'Smart Cities' were covered in 2013 and 2014.

Workshop on Awareness and Capacity Building on Sustainable Energy (ACBSE-2010) was held at India International Centre, New Delhi on 6th August, 2010, the day on which first nuclear bomb explosion took place in 1945. The workshop was attended by the experts in renewable energy, nuclear energy and carbon capture & storage. Prof P. N. Desai, Chairman, Center for Studies in Science Policy, JNU presided over the Session on Climate Change and Sustainable Energy.

From the President’s Desk

Climate Change Research Institute (CCRI), India is founded with a mission to promote environment education, research, innovation and trainings. It aims to address wide strata of society about the consequences of climate change on our lives and taking control measures.

It is a pleasure to introduce various activities of the Institute undertaken since in inception in 2009. As it grows, the Institute would enlarge its scope by taking up development of educational tools including bulletins and videos etc. on the topics of scientific and societal interest. It would undertake research studies, create networking in the clean energy technologies including renewable sources, fossil fuels and carbon sequestration.

Dr. (Mrs) Malti GoelPresident

“There is no country richer thanours in the most precious asset ofhuman kind, the human resource”.

—Rajiv Gandhi, Ex-PrimeMinister of India

Capacity Building in CarbonCapture and Storage in India

Global warming and climate change have become the most daunting environmental changes for the mankind. In this context carbon capture, storage and utilization technology has emerged as an option for reduction of CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere. Climate Change Research Institute organized a workshop supported by Ministry of Earth Sciences to create awareness and capacity building on the emerging topic of Carbon Capture & Storage and Earth Processes (ACBCCS-2013) from 15th-19th January, 2013 at India International Centre, New Delhi.

Carbon Capture and Storage - Earth Processes: ACBCCS-2013, 15th-19th January, 2013, India International Centre, New Delhi.

A Solar Rooftop: AGBRES-II, 13th March, 2013, India International Centre, New Delhi.

ABC of Green Buildings: AGBRES-2011, 7th September, 2011, India International Centre, New Delhi.

Sustainable Energy: ACBSE-2010, 6th August, 2010, India International Centre, New Delhi.

Carbon Capture and Storage: ACBCCS-2009, 27th-31st July, 2009, Indian National Science Academy, New Delhi.

The CCS programme organized well and provided a platform to interact with the faculty and participants from wide range of background for different organizations. Discussions were useful and provided good information how to capture & store carbon in different eco-systems.- Dr. P.S. Yadav, Prof and Dean, Department of Life Sciences, Manipur University, Imphal

We need such type of interaction in future. Please, arrange this type of CCUS program every year and connect to as many industrial persons with application part. – Mr. Rupak Kishore, IIT Guwhati

It will be more useful / beneficial to us, if we have an opportunity to see field visit related to activities done on CO2

capture / or storage. I am very much interested to carryout this type of research in my country (Nepal) base. – Mr. Narayan Gutam, Tribhuvan University, Nepal

We look forward for such awareness workshop in future. Thank you – Rana S. Chakravorty, Chief of Corporate Communications, Mecon Ltd, Ranchi.

Eminent faculty, well organized, participants overall participation appeared just fair enough – Anitha Joy, Environmental Officer, NHPC Ltd., Faridabad

Transport technology for CO2 may be included in future programmes. More participation from industries may be desired. - Dr. D. Mohanty, Central Institute for Mining and Fuel Research, Dhanbad

I compliment you for the excellent way you conducted the ACBCCS-2009. I look forward to a tangible output at the national level from the Programme.- Mr. V. S. Verma, Member, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission, New Delhi

Congratulations! For running a very successful program "ACBCCS . I enjoyed talking to the participants. They represented all major stake holders.- Dr. D. M. Kale, Ex- Executive Director, ONGC, New Delhi

Dr. (Mrs.) Malti Goel, President & FounderEnergy Policy Expert, Ex- Adviser, DST and CSIR Emeritus Scientist, Ministry of Science & Technology, Govt. of India.

Dr. Sushila Singhal Professor (Retired) Zakir Husain Centre for Educational Studies, School of Social Ssciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

Sh. R.G. GuptaCity/Policy Planner, Ex-Additional Commissioner, DDA Was Sr. Pvt. Sec to ‘Jt. Committee on Projection of Plant Varieties and Farmers’ Rights Bill, 1999’ in Parliament.

Sh. Anish TripathiArchitect, Masters in Building Science (California), Software Engineer, Executive Director, DigiXL, New Delhi.

Dr. Bhawana AwasthiClinical Oncologist, positions in Xcelerx Communications Contract Research Management venture & Clinical Research at Triesta Sciences, Gurgaon.

Dr. Neha GoelAsst. Prof. Environmental Planning, School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi

Sh. L.K. Bansal M.Sc. Physics, Ex-Manager, Punjab National Bank, U.P.

Past PresidentDr. T.N. Hajela Eminent Educationist and Economist, Ex-JS MHRD, Govt. of IndiaNew Delhi

FellowSh. Sushant BaligaEx-Additional Director General, Central PWD Training and Quality Assurance.New Delhi

Research Level WorkshopsCapacity Building and Training WorkshopsPartnership in ExcellenceGlobal Technology AssessmentKnowledge NetworkingScience Policy ResearchEducation tools & Videos

Recognized byMinistry of Earth Sciences, Govt of India; Department of Environment, Delhi Government; India International Centre, New Delhi

2013

2013

2011

2010

2009

Dr. Harsh K. Gupta, Member NDMA, inaugurating the ACBCCS-2013) workshop

Shri M.P. Narayanan, Ex. CMD Coal India, briefing the capacity building workshop on CCS

Shri D. K. Aggrawal, ED, NTPC briefing the workshop on capacity building on CCS

Prof. A.K. Ghoshal, IIT Gauhati delivering address at CCS workshop

Dr A. Mukherjee, TERI addressing the participants.

Padam Bhushan Dr. S.Z. Qasim releasing the book ‘ABC of Green Buildings Responsible Education’

Participants in AGBRESIIGreen Buildings II

Dr. (Mrs.) Malti Goel, Founder, CCRI lighting the lamp at AAYAM QUESTACON – Science Meet, Universal Public School, Preet Vihar, Delhi on 20th–21st October 2011

Shri V.S. Verma, Member CERC, inaugurating the Solar Rooftop workshop

Dr. Vikram Vishal, IIT Mumbai during discussions

Participants of the awareness workshop on Green Buildings and Smart Cities

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ClimateChangeResearchInstituteIndia

Science & Technology Solutions for Sustainable Energy Future

Information Brochure and Activity Profile

R

Climate Change Research Institute, C-85 Shivalik Road, New Delhi 110017

Contact: contactus@ccri.in

Aims & Objectives

Publications of CCRI

To create awareness through talks, contest and research in the study of climate change in general and carbon capture in particular among wide strata of society.

To organize discussions, workshops, seminars, social & cultural programs to impart knowledge.

To promote environment education and teaching in climate change, through short term, medium term training-cum-awareness programs.

To address issues related to science, climate change, publish and create libraries on educational subjects.

To undertake studies in energy sector, clean coal, carbon capture and fixation, renewable and encourage study groups on various environmental aspects.

To establish and run educational and vocational institutions in urban, rural and backward area and/ or to provide financial assistance and other facilities for the establishment of to such institutions.

To secure and manage funds, grants and endowments for the promotion of environ-ment science and climate change including the rights of disposing off for selling all or any part (portion) there of.

To invite experts and enter into collaborations with other national, international Society with similar objectives.

To give or establish prizes for excellence in the field of (a) Social services (b) Climate understanding (c) Scientific & Technical work / research for peace in the country.

To do all such other lawful acts, deeds and things as are incidental or conductive to the attainment of the above objects or any of them and to promote the cause at the national and state level.

To frame byelaws and rules and regulations for the conduct of the business of the Society and its officers and employees.

An idea to start a national level organization in climate change science was conceived in 2008 at a breakfast meeting in India International Centre with friends and well-wishers. The Climate Change Research Institute established in 2009 (formerly as Climate Change Research Society) aims to promote scientific solutions for sustainable energy future. Measures in everyday life for stabilizing the greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere and capacity building to achieve energy sustainability across sectors are encouraged.

The Institute is taking a leading role in hosting awareness workshops on key topics of scientific and societal aspects of energy. Challenges in both renewable energy and carbon capture from fossil fuel based energy have been discussed on the same platform. The Institute has organized capacity building workshops on new and latest topics related to energy and climate change, carbon capture and storage and solar rooftop etc. Its workshops have high technical content and shared vision of experts on key issues, besides imparting knowledge among youth. Over 250 youth have been trained.

The office premises of the Institute are now located in South Delhi, Shivalik Road.

About CCRI

ClimateChangeResearchInstituteIndia

Science & Technology Solutions for Sustainable Energy Future

Information Brochure and Activity Profile

R

Climate Change Research Institute, C-85 Shivalik Road, New Delhi 110017

Contact: contactus@ccri.in

Aims & Objectives

Publications of CCRI

To create awareness through talks, contest and research in the study of climate change in general and carbon capture in particular among wide strata of society.

To organize discussions, workshops, seminars, social & cultural programs to impart knowledge.

To promote environment education and teaching in climate change, through short term, medium term training-cum-awareness programs.

To address issues related to science, climate change, publish and create libraries on educational subjects.

To undertake studies in energy sector, clean coal, carbon capture and fixation, renewable and encourage study groups on various environmental aspects.

To establish and run educational and vocational institutions in urban, rural and backward area and/ or to provide financial assistance and other facilities for the establishment of to such institutions.

To secure and manage funds, grants and endowments for the promotion of environ-ment science and climate change including the rights of disposing off for selling all or any part (portion) there of.

To invite experts and enter into collaborations with other national, international Society with similar objectives.

To give or establish prizes for excellence in the field of (a) Social services (b) Climate understanding (c) Scientific & Technical work / research for peace in the country.

To do all such other lawful acts, deeds and things as are incidental or conductive to the attainment of the above objects or any of them and to promote the cause at the national and state level.

To frame byelaws and rules and regulations for the conduct of the business of the Society and its officers and employees.

An idea to start a national level organization in climate change science was conceived in 2008 at a breakfast meeting in India International Centre with friends and well-wishers. The Climate Change Research Institute established in 2009 (formerly as Climate Change Research Society) aims to promote scientific solutions for sustainable energy future. Measures in everyday life for stabilizing the greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere and capacity building to achieve energy sustainability across sectors are encouraged.

The Institute is taking a leading role in hosting awareness workshops on key topics of scientific and societal aspects of energy. Challenges in both renewable energy and carbon capture from fossil fuel based energy have been discussed on the same platform. The Institute has organized capacity building workshops on new and latest topics related to energy and climate change, carbon capture and storage and solar rooftop etc. Its workshops have high technical content and shared vision of experts on key issues, besides imparting knowledge among youth. Over 250 youth have been trained.

The office premises of the Institute are now located in South Delhi, Shivalik Road.

About CCRI