Renewable energy in India.

By:

"Gusain, P.P.S."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Vikas.; 1990Description: 125: illSubject(s):

Natural resources

DDC classification:

333.79 Gus.

Summary: To evolve a policy with regard to new and renewable sources of energy in India it is necessary to Study the renewable energy programme in the country - identify which, if any, projects might be commercially and economically viable in this field. This book attempts to respond to these questions. It is primarily based on the published material available, including reports of the Government of India, and particularly of the Department of Non Conventional Energy Sources. Development Alternatives has had more than three years of experience in designing, producing and marketing various renewable energy technology, and the views and assessments gained from this experience are also separately provided.

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To evolve a policy with regard to new and renewable sources of energy in India it is necessary to Study the renewable energy programme in the country - identify which, if any, projects might be commercially and economically viable in this field.
This book attempts to respond to these questions. It is primarily based on the published material available, including reports of the Government of India, and particularly of the Department of Non Conventional Energy Sources. Development Alternatives has had more than three years of experience in designing, producing and marketing various renewable energy technology, and the views and assessments gained from this experience are also separately provided.

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