Archive · 12 Nov 2025
GSH India Partners with IIT Manipur for Energy Sector Skill Development
Imagine a company called GSH India wants to help train people to work in the energy field.
They have teamed up with a special school called IIT Manipur.
Together, they will create programs where students can learn about managing buildings, using smart technology, and making things more eco-friendly.
This will help students get jobs and help companies create better, greener energy solutions.
GSH India also made a similar agreement with another school, Anna University.
They all want to make sure we use energy wisely and protect our planet from climate change.
GSH India Private Ltd, an Indian subsidiary of GSH Group UK, has signed an MoA with IIT Manipur.
The collaboration focuses on facility management, IoT, sustainability, and smart building systems.
The partnership aims to foster joint research, internships, training, and skill development.
The agreement was signed at the fifth GSH Sustainable Energy Forum, which discussed key sustainability issues.
GSH India also renewed its MoA with Anna University for energy management and sustainability initiatives.
- Who
- GSH India Private Ltd and IIT Manipur
- What
- Signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) for collaboration in skill development within the energy sector.
- When
- Wednesday, November 12, 2025
- Where
- At the fifth GSH Sustainable Energy Forum
- Why
- To bridge the industry-academy gap, share resources, co-develop projects, and promote innovation in sustainable technology-driven facility management.
Need for Energy Intensive Growth
Need for Developmental Priorities and Environmental Conservation
Balancing Growth with Sustainability
Need for Energy Intensive Growth
It is not enough to just have energy intensive growth.
Need for Developmental Priorities and Environmental Conservation
Developmental priorities and environmental conservation are crucial, especially given climate change challenges.
Focus on Energy Sector's Role in Climate Change
Need for Energy Intensive Growth
The energy sector contributes three-fourth of global greenhouse gas emissions.
Need for Developmental Priorities and Environmental Conservation
While India's energy production is nearly 50% renewable, the grid has become more carbon intensive, requiring a focus on energy efficiency and demand-side management alongside capacity additions.
- Company
- GSH India Private Ltd (subsidiary of GSH Group UK)
- Partner Institution
- IIT Manipur
- Focus Areas
- Facility management, IoT, sustainability, smart building systems
- Other Collaborations
- Extended MoA with Anna University for energy management and sustainability
- Event
- Fifth GSH Sustainable Energy Forum
- Event Focus
- Dialogue, innovation, and strategies for a sustainable future