In first of its kind Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) for Particulate Matter in India, 170 industries in the city of Surat in Gujurat to begin live trading from 16th… Learn More >
To expand access to electricity, governments in low-income countries should treat electricity as a private good, not a right, a new publication argues.
Vishnu Padmanabhan and Prachi Srivatsava of Livemint refer to our AQLI while talking about how air pollution may be far worse in rural India as millions still use traditional cooking methods… Learn More >
MPCB’s Star Rating Program expands to include more industries from different sectors.
Researchers from the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago and partner organizations are trying to test the effectiveness of heat reflective paints in bringing down the… Learn More >
BBC’s Soutik Biswas talks to our director Michael Greenstone about world’s first “cap and trading” programme to curb particulate air pollution.
Since its launch in September 2018, Odisha Star Rating Program has emerged as a popular platform for citizens, industries, and the government to discuss air quality.
The pilot program will be a model for the rest of India and the world, as a means of reducing air pollution and facilitating robust economic growth.
Our director Michael Greenstone along with Dr. Rajiv Kumar Gupta, chairman of the Gujarat Pollution Control Board pens down an opinion piece for Forbes
Bhasker Tripathi of IndiaSpend interviews our director Michael Greenstone and talks about Surat’s Emission Trading Project