
23 Jul 2025 | 1000 – 1400 IST
The Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW) is pleased to invite you to the Report Launch on ‘How can India's Automobile Sector go Net Zero? Exploring Decarbonisation Pathways’ from 10:00 — 14:30 IST on 23 July 2025 (Wednesday) at Silver Oak Hall, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.
As India charts its course toward net-zero emissions, the automobile sector—contributing significantly to GDP, employment, and industrial activity—will be central to the decarbonisation story. While electrification addresses use-phase emissions, a major shift is also needed in how vehicles are manufactured and how materials and energy are sourced.
This event will bring together industry leaders, policymakers, and researchers to reflect on these transitions and explore strategies to decarbonise manufacturing and supply chains while remaining competitive. The session will also highlight the sector’s role in driving broader economy-wide decarbonisation
Yadu Kathuria
Communications Consultant
10 Jul 2025 | Deadline
Sustaina India — an art x climate initiative by artist duo Thukral & Tagra and Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW) — invites applications for the third edition of its art fellowship programme.
The Fellowship programme will support three artists over six months to realise impact-driven mixed-media and multimedia art projects at the intersection of art, climate science and research.
We invite proposals that critically engage with the climate crisis and inspire bold, solution-oriented visions for the future. Rooted in a commitment to climate action, this call seeks artistic practices that challenge conventional thinking and open new ways of seeing, feeling, and responding to the complexities of climate change.
We are particularly interested in works that question the status quo, highlight resilience and adaptation, and reveal the deep interconnections between people, ecology, and systems. Whether through drawing, sculpture, installation, sound, performance, video, or through individual practices grounded in long-term research on climate resilience, adaptive intelligence, innovation, and the ecologies of care, your proposal should invite audiences to rethink their relationship with the planet and imagine just, sustainable futures.
We encourage you to explore the previous editions of the exhibition – Sustaina India 1.0 and Sustaina India 2.0 before filling the application form.
Proposals based on new or ongoing work will be considered.
Deadline: 10 July 2025
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