In a study of Delhi households across varying socioeconomic strata, researchers observe high levels of indoor air pollution and yet low demand for clear air or adoption of… Learn More >
EPIC India has advanced evidence-based policy to reduce air pollution in many Indian states. This collaboration with the Delhi Government is a step forward.
The Research to Policy series brings researchers and practitioners to discuss and decode their research and its application in solving India’s energy and environmental challenges.
The same clean air policies that can reduce fossil fuel emissions and help reign in climate change can also add up to 5 years onto people’s lives in… Learn More >
Punjab Pollution Control Board officials visit Surat to get apprised of the use of market-based instruments for pollution regulation
Our South Asia Director Anant Sudarshan argues why replacing free electricity with unconditional cash transfers in the agricultural sector can be a game-changer.
Researchers from EPIC India and partner organizations are carrying out a research experiment to understand how the waste management behavior of households can be altered to limit waste… Learn More >
Ludhiana in Punjab becomes the second Indian city to roll out the groundbreaking emission trading scheme for particulate pollution.
New research shows that it gets harder for people to work when it gets hot, and this may lead to a reduction in national output in warmer years.
Electric utilities in many developing countries often don’t get fully paid by consumers for the power they supply. A new study suggests that this has led to widespread… Learn More >