Punjab Roadmap 2036: Clean Energy Transition
Punjab has a considerable dependence on thermal sources for meeting its energy demand. In financial year (FY) 2025, Punjab’s total installed generation capacity stood at 14,861 megawatts (MW), of which, thermal (including gas) constituted the largest share (56% or 8,370 MW), followed by hydro (23% or 3,398 MW), solar and wind (17.6% or 2,609 MW), other NCEs (1.9% or 287 MW), and nuclear (1.3% or 197 MW).
Consultant (Urban Flood Modelling)
The Consultant will contribute to ongoing research on climate resilience in Bengaluru. This research will support the project on Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) for Bengaluru City.
Responsibilities
Consultant (Embedding Water Security under Climate Adaptation & Risk Analysis)
The consultant will contribute towards conducting detailed policy reviews and ecosystem mapping of water and allied sectors in India under the Water Ecosystem Mapping project.
About the project
Consultant (Value Chain Analysis / Cost-Benefit Analysis of Climate Smart Agriculture Practices)
The Research Consultant will be involved in the project ‘Odisha Climate Support Unit nested within the Department of Agriculture and Farmers’ Empowerment, Government of Odisha’, to promote Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) for a resilient Odisha. The Consultant will lead and support value chain and cost–benefit assessments of agricultural practices promoted through the project.
AI for India Summit 2025
The AI for India Summit 2025, hosted by AI4India in partnership with CSTEP, was a gathering of industry leaders, developers, policymakers, researchers, and startups committed to shaping the future of AI for public good.
This year’s theme, Making Impact in India and Beyond, focused on real-world applications of AI that address critical Indian user needs while contributing globally. With a powerful line-up of keynote talks, panel discussions, and startup showcases, the Summit served as a call to action for collaborative, solution-driven innovation.
Stakeholder Engagement Workshop - Developing an EbA Feasibility Tool (DEFT): A Case Study of Hebbal
The DEFT project aims to operationalise ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA) in urban planning through a scalable decision-support tool.