Chennai: The IIT-Madras Research Park on Friday said collaborating with the University of St Andrews (USA), England, to help India reach 100% of the country’s energy needs through renewable energy.
Project – funded by the British government – aimed at sharing knowledge and understanding of low-carbon energy systems and displaying examples of low-carbon energy in practice.
The partnership has produced two shared seminars that succeed in the theme to 100% renewable energy – route to zero zero ‘held in June, and the session caused discussions about various approaches and strategies to provide low carbon solutions, the research park was said.
Joint collaboration will be supported further by utilizing the expertise of IIT-Madras researchers, he added.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the results of “technology, research and innovation in the heart of the English-India relationship.
I saw a partnership in the action when I met researchers and entrepreneurs in the IIT-Madras Research Park which was already on the spearhead of Indian growth transitions That is clean.
The partnership of this research has great potential to develop world-class energy systems and products when we rebuilt better than Pandemi, “said the English High Commissioner to India Alex Ellis.
“Greenhouse emissions are a serious problem for the whole world.
India must do a little.
Commercial complexes such as IITM Research Park (IITMRP), industries and high-income groups urban housing need to lead and are committed to using only green electricity and green hydrogen over the next decade.
Technology Available and innovative work cannot make it more economically worthy.
IITMRP works to move close to 100% back with electric wheels and wind-based electricity and create cold water and battery storage for energy.
At the same time, we work with IIT faculty and researchers -Mother from other places on all other technologies, which will make India Green, “Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Professor Institute, IIT Madras, and President, IIT-M research park, said.