ISBN: 9789384007157
Edition: 1st Edition
Author : G.Roy
Year: 2014
Pages: 348
Size: 18.5x24 cm
Publisher Name: Medtech
Renewable energy is increasingly becoming important to resolve climate change, energy security and equitable growth. 2.7 million tons of CO2 have been saved through its use and about 16% of global final energy consumption presently comes from renewable resources. It is instrumental in providing economical and clean energy through the deployment of a wide range of technologies, e.g. improved cookware, solar lanterns, solar home systems, etc. Many renewable energy projects are large-scale, renewable technologies suited to rural and remote areas of developing countries. This textbook on Renewable Energy, meant for undergraduate and postgraduate students, provides a brief introduction which takes a look at the transition to renewable energy economy and salient features. The 23 chapters included in this book study the solar thermal power, photovoltaic power, global view of solar energy, scenario in USA, Spain, Germany and China. It takes global overview of wind power, development of bio-energy in all its gamut and developments. It takes a look at the prospects of renewable energy in different fields. Though intended as a textbook, it should be equally useful for engineers, general readers and all others involved in planning and administration of energy.
PART I: SOLAR POWER
PART IA: OVERVIEW OF SOLAR ENERGY
1. Science and Technology of Solar Thermal Power
2. Science and Technology of Photovoltaic (PV) Power
PART IB: GLOBAL PERSECTIVES ON SOLAR ENERGY
3. Solar Energy to Global Overview
4. Survey of Solar Power in USA, Spain, Germany and China
PART IC: DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER IN INDIA
5. Solar Power in India Today
6. Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission
7. National R & D Programme in Solar Energy
8. Major Solar Companies of India
PART II: WIND POWER
9. History of Wind Power Through the Ages
10. Global Overview of Wind Power
11. Technology of Wind Energy and Associated
12. Indian Wind Power Development
13. World Wind Power Development
PART III: BIONERGY
14. Growth of Plant Biomass Biomass Biomass Structure and Forestry
15. An Overview of Bioenergy Fuels
16. Biogas- Producer Gas and Anaerobic Gas
17. Bioethanol: Biochemical Processes
18. Biodiesel: Transesterification of Vegetable Oils
19. Development of Bioenergy in India
20. World Bioenergy Scenario
PART IV: FUTURISTIC RENEWABLE ENERGIES
21. Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cell Technology
22. Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion
23. Ocean Wave Energy and Tidal Energy
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