SYMBIOSIS FOOTPRINTS 09 A Media Seminar onTransition from Old to New Media and Go Green SYMBIOSIS FO

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SYMBIOSIS FOOTPRINTS 09 A Media Seminar
on-Transition from Old to New Media and Go
Green SYMBIOSIS FOOTPRINTS 09

• Transition from Old to New Media and Go Green
• Annapurna Vancheswaran
• TERI

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• The Green Battle

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Grim reminders
Bhopal 1984
Exxon Valdez 1989
Chernobyl 1986
Minamata 1908
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Changing Business Systems

• major forces
• Erosion of trust
• - resulting in Activist shareholders, civil
  society/NGOs
• Globalization backlash
• -The energy crunch resulting in Governments and
  regulators
• Climate change

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An introduction to TERI
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Creating global and local partnerships
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Creating global and local partnerships
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Creating global and local partnerships
about 20 000 tonnes annually
more than 5000 hectares
26 000 tonnes of oily sludge successfully treated
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Microbial enhanced oil recovery technology
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Sustaining livelihoods in small scale sector

• Technology
• Awareness capacity building
• Technology dissemination
• Policy dialogue on environment issues
• TERI Example
• Grey iron foundries (cupolas)
• Glass units (pot furnaces and muffle furnaces)
• Brick kilns (vertical shaft brick kilns and
  bulls trench kilns)
• Puffed rice making
• Biomass gasifier-based thermal applications (silk
  reeling, cardamom drying, and other sub-sectors)

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Creating global and local partnerships
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Creating global and local partnerships
Large scale introduction of improved cooking
devices
linking with several stakeholders, such as,
policy makers, bankers/financial institutions and
community organisations
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Shaping south-south initiatives
Brick Industry Projects Nepal and Vietnam

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Engaging the business sector
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Project Green Growing Renewable Energy for
Energy security
Engaging the business sector
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Energy efficiency in Buildings
Conventional building6,00,000 units per year
Retreat 2,50,000 units per year and 2100
domestic LPG cylinders
Annual energy savings in rupee terms (if Retreat
was grid connected) Rs. 10.5 lacs (40 savings
in energy cost)
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The Green Battle
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Lighting a Billion Lives

• 1.6 billion people
• lack access to electricity 25 are in India
• 76 million rural households
• of the total 138 million in India have no access
  to electricity
• 65 million
• of the above use kerosene for lighting
• 2.4 billion litres per year
• Kerosene used for lighting by 65 million
  households _at_ monthly consumption of 3 litres per
  household
• 5.9 million ton CO2
• emitted to the atmosphere by the above

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1.6 Billion People have No Access to Electricity
Earths City lights (NASA)
Sub-Sahara Africa gt 500 million
South Asia 800 million gt500 million in India
alone
East Asia (not including China) 224 million
Source IEA World Energy Outlook 2002
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